Watson Farley & Williams (“WFW”) has supported CREDITAS Group (“CREDITAS”) on its acquisition of InterGen Projects (UK) Limited (“InterGen”) and its UK business from InterGen’s parent company.
InterGen is one the largest independent power producers in the UK with around 2,800 MW in operation between...
Watson Farley & Williams (“WFW”) has councelled Marguerite One Sàrl (“Marguerite”) on the sale of the 88.8 MW Marguerite Wind Celsius GmbH (“Marguerite Wind”) portfolio, which holds shares in the Grimsås and Brännliden wind farms in Sweden to Aneo Production Holding AS (“Aneo”).
The Grimsås...
Watson Farley & Williams (“WFW”) has secured a strong judgment for client Gulf Wings FZE (“Gulf Wings”) before the Dubai International Financial Centre (“DIFC”) Court of Appeal in the case Gulf Wings FZE v A & K Trading Limited, Mr Kamel Abou Aly, Mr...
Watson Farley & Williams (“WFW”) is thrilled to reveal that it has signed the Campaign for Greener Arbitrations’ Green Pledge, which strives to limit the impact of arbitration practices on the environment.
By signing the Green Pledge, arbitration practitioners commit to minimise the environmental impact...
Watson Farley & Williams Greece (WFW) advised NextEnergy Capital (NEC) on its first Greek solar and battery storage acquisitions. The acquisitions include six utility-scale solar PV projects totalling 132 MWp, and were made through NextPower III ESG (NPIII ESG), the international private solar fund...
As part of its advisory services, Watson Farley & Williams (“WFW”) helped Elawan Energy S.L (“Elawan”) acquire the rights to two photovoltaic projects being developed by a local developer in Puglia, southern Italy. The two plants are estimated to be operational by 2025 and...
