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“Decreto Sostegni-ter”: extraordinary burden on renewable operators
Italy’s Decreto Sostegni-ter contains a series of measures aimed at mitigating the effects of electricity cost increases.
WFW advises GAC on €400m 508 MW Spanish solar PV portfolio acquisition
GAC is one of the leading independent Italian operators in the alternative investment world, with assets under management amounting to c. €1.8bn.
WFW advises Sonnedix on acquisition of 37 MW Spanish photovoltaic portfolio
Sonnedix is a global independent solar power producer (IPP) with a proven track record in delivering high performance, cost-competitive solar photovoltaic plants to market.
WFW advises Banco Sabadell on €61.5m 111.2 MW Spanish PV portfolio refinancing
The three plants – 50 MW Los Belos, 11.2 MW El Muelle and 50 MW Montesol – are all located in the Spanish region of Aragon and have been fully operational since 2020.
WFW advises Ventient on acquisition of 443 MW Spanish wind and photovoltaic portfolio
The portfolio projects is located in the Spanish provinces of Palencia and Valladolid.
WFW advises Opdenergy on 750 MW PPA with European investment grade utility company
The PPA covers 17 projects in the Spanish regions of Teruel, Zaragoza, Badajoz, Cuenca and Valladolid, which will collectively generate enough energy to supply more than 450.000 homes per year.
WFW advises BayWa r.e. on 10-year VPPA with Huhtamaki
This is Europe’s largest solar corporate VPPA for the packaging industry to date.
WFW advises Taaleri Energia on 50 MWp Spanish solar PV plant acquisition and financing
Energia has one of the largest dedicated wind and solar investment teams in Europe and is currently investing in its fifth renewable energy fund, Taaleri SolarWind II fund.
WFW obtains rejection of Ministry of Culture appeal against Tayan Energy
The plants, with total capacity of approximately 55 MW, will be located in the municipalities of Tessennano and Viterbo and are owned by Tayan Energy.