WFW advises lenders on OX2 energy storage facilities financing25 February 2026
Financing for the project was secured through an extension of commitments already made towards the construction of three wind power projects in December 2025.
Financing for the project was secured through an extension of commitments already made towards the construction of three wind power projects in December 2025.
In this article, our aviation and energy specialists explore how the different sustainable aviation fuel regulations impact different flight plans into and out of the EU and the UK.
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly we illustrate the international nature of the decisions dealt with by the English courts with disputes involving Nigeria, Ukraine, the Netherlands and Russia.
Under the agreement, Vestas is contracted to supply, deliver and commission 92 of its V236 15 MW offshore wind turbines for the project.
Chris brings nearly 25 years of combined legal, commercial and front-office experience across the commodities, natural resources, banking and structured finance sectors.
Savills Hotels and Watson Farley & Williams are proud to present the first Vietnam Hotel Investment Guide, offering insights into one of Southeast Asia’s most dynamic hospitality markets.
Italy’s Bill Decree introduces urgent measures to cut energy costs, boost business competitiveness, advance industrial decarbonisation, resolve grid saturation and integrate data centers into the national energy system.
In the third of our series of articles looking at key trends in African critical minerals projects, we consider the importance of ESG considerations in critical minerals projects.
WFW advised Encavis on the contractual framework enabling its participation in one of the most significant transactions under Italy’s Energy Release 2.0 programme.
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly we consider decisions on adjudicator’s jurisdiction, interpretation of a settlement agreement, upholding arbitration decisions and the meaning of rent.
On 2 February 2026, the TCC delivered an important judgment relating to workmanship standards, materials selection, mechanical and electrical installation practices, the evidential weight of expert joint statements, and the obligations owed under collateral warranties in multi‑layered ownership structures.
As part of MPC Capital’s active asset management approach, charter extensions were agreed at an early stage of the project, extensive technical retrofitting measures implemented and a refinancing by Japanese lenders structured.
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