WFW advises Sonnedix on 38.2 MW photovoltaic portfolio acquisitions15 January 2020
Sonnedix is a leading global independent solar power producer, with a 1.8 GW portfolio of projects worldwide, both operational and under development.
Sonnedix is a leading global independent solar power producer, with a 1.8 GW portfolio of projects worldwide, both operational and under development.
In this article we discuss how the English High Court recently clarified how UK Department of Transport Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) reports may be used in maritime disputes.
In this article, we consider how the enactment of the Multimodal Transport Act (2005) has impacted air and ocean carriers and freight forwarders, how the law has been applied and interpreted, and what lessons have been learnt.
This is Genneia’s first corporate project to receive direct ECA support and enhances its ability obtain alternative sources of high-quality, stable financing in an uncertain economic climate.
David’s recruitment is key to WFW’s global maritime Dispute Resolution strategy and he will be working closely with the firm’s Athens office on owner, P&I and collision matters.
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This is DIF’s first renewable energy project in South America, following the recent opening of its new office in Santiago, Chile.
This article focuses on the revival of the airport-based market definition approach to assessing airline-airline mergers.
Following the transaction, econnext will hold a 50.1% stake in Circular Carbon.
The first Commercial Disputes Weekly of 2020 has now been published, with the latest from the English courts. This week we cover a useful decision on what amounts to an irrevocable submission to the jurisdiction, and guidance from the Commercial Court on the correct approach to construing contracts.
We are attending the Airline Economics Growth Frontiers Dublin 2020 conference in Dublin, Ireland.