Energy Law
The energy sector is constantly undergoing changes. Play an active role in shaping the energy transition with us.
The energy sector is constantly undergoing changes. Play an active role in shaping the energy transition with us.
The energy sector is constantly undergoing changes. The process of switching from centralised, conventional energy supply to decentralised energy supply based on renewable energies creates challenges for all market players.
This is accompanied by far-reaching reforms to the underlying legal conditions that will permanently change the energy sector even in the future.
With our decades of experience in the energy sector, we support you in actively shaping the energy transition and successfully implementing your projects.
As a full-service law firm, we can guarantee you comprehensive advice. Our established team includes specialists in energy law as well as experts in the fields of corporate law, taxes, financing, plant engineering, approval processes, procurement law and litigation.
One of our specialisations is legal assistance for energy production and storage systems. We can advise you in the implementation of offshore and onshore wind farms, hydroelectric power plants, photovoltaic plants and biomass plants, as well as power storage and gas storage facilities. In this process, we assist you from the very first ideas and the operational phase through to decommissioning the plant.
We will support you with the market integration of electricity from renewable energy sources, alternative electricity marketing concepts (e.g. PPAs, white label concepts) and regulatory matters associated with decentralised energy supply concepts (energy supply, contracting and tenant electricity models).
Our experts will advise you during the acquisition and sale of plants in the energy sector. We structure the acquisition or sale process, conduct due diligence reviews, inspect and negotiate company acquisition agreements (share or asset deals).
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