< Back to insights hub The two projects will be installed on single-axis trackers and have a combined total generation capacity of 18.4 MW with a production of around 28 GWh of green electricity per year which has been entrusted to Ethical Power Limited is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2025 Led in Italy by Country Manager Stefano Salerno Hive Energy is a leading UK-based renewable energy company specialising in the development and management of solar projects globally It is committed to promoting innovative energy solutions and reducing environmental impact through the use of advanced technology Encavis is one of Europe’s leading renewable energy companies specialising in the acquisition and operation of solar and wind power plants With extensive experience and a diversified portfolio the company contributes significantly to the energy transition towards renewable sources in Europe The WFW Energy team that advised Hive and Sunleonard was led by Partner Luca Sfrecola and Of Counsel Antonio Biasi, supported by Associates Francesco Vanzaghi and Antimo Nersita DOWNLOAD PDF T: +44 20 3036 9847 Please wait while you are redirected to the right page.. acquired a portfolio of 33 solar photovoltaic (PV) projects developed by Qualitas Energy The projects are located across Italy in the Piedmont They have reached various stages of maturity 41 MW of ready-to-build projects and another 54 MW that are expected to achieve that stage by December 2025 The portfolio may also be expanded to include wind projects with an expected capacity of 100 MW Mirova is a global asset manager and affiliate of Natixis Investment Managers dedicated to sustainable investment Qualitas Energy is a leading global investment and management platform with a dual focus on funding and developing renewable energy energy transition and sustainable infrastructure Eugenio commented: “We are delighted to have advised Mirova in their first direct investment in Italy This joint venture aligns seamlessly with our country’s commitment to green transition and WFW is enthusiastic to help play a leading role in achieving this strategic goal” DOWNLOAD PDF PLC exits the biogas/biomethane market to refocus on core business of developing building and operating electric infrastructure and PV and onshore wind plants in Italy Schmack is a pioneer biogas and biomethane plant developer and operator in which two of PLC’s minority shareholders retain a reduced joint 15% stake going forward Zurich-based Hitachi Zosen Inova AG is one of the world’s leading developers of large-scale waste-to-energy plants and renewable energy and biogas production systems The WFW Italy Energy team that advised PLC was led by Partner Luca Sfrecola, assisted by Associate Francesco Vanzaghi and Trainee Alice Zago. With Ughi e Nunziante acting for PLC’s minority shareholders DOWNLOAD PDF The agreement covers the post-development acquisition and transfer of 100% of the corporate capital of Ramacca Agrisolar S.r.l. the renewable energy company that owns the relevant titles and rights to the Ramacca plant Emeren is a developer of utility-scale solar power and battery storage projects with a geographically diversified pipeline in various stages of development the company has over 2.5 GW of projects under development (mid- to early- stage) all backed by institutional investors’ capital Our team worked closely throughout the transaction with Lawyer Silvia Fortini Emeren were advised by a team from Baker & McKenzie Italy led by Energy Finance Partners Giorgio Telarico and Alberto Fornari supported by Associate Francesco Ciociola and Junior Associate Camilla Bassi They worked closely with Emeren’s inhouse legal team led by General Counsel Francesco Vita DOWNLOAD PDF Eni is an Italian energy company operating in 64 countries worldwide It is active at every stage of the value chain from natural gas and oil to co-generated electricity and renewables including both traditional and bio refining and chemicals Saipem is a world leader in engineering services for the design construction and operation of complex infrastructures and plants in the energy sector DOWNLOAD PDF Please wait while you are redirected to the right page...