GÖRG Partnerschaft von Rechtsanwälten mbB, under the lead management of Dr. Thomas Lange, advised a consortium of companies on the project financing for the construction of 850 fast charging points. The consortium members are HOCHTIEF Ladepartner GmbH, a subsidiary of HOCHTIEF PPP Solutions GmbH, and EWE Go GmbH, a subsidiary of EWE AG. The fast-charging points are being built as part of the Deutschlandnetz project.
In September, a joint venture between HOCHTIEF and EWE Go was awarded the contract for two regional lots in six federal states for the construction of a total of 850 charging points. GÖRG advised the company during the tendering process with a cross-location team led by Frankfurt partner Dr Kai-Uwe Schneevogl. The subsequent project financing of the infrastructure project was handled by partner Dr Thomas Lange, who specialises in complex financing.
The "Deutschlandnetz" will ensure a basic supply of HPC (high-power charging) fast-charging infrastructure for e-cars at more than 1,000 locations with around 9,000 charging points in Germany.
Financing for the two lots is being provided by a banking club consisting of KfW IPEX-Bank, Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW) and Siemens Financial Services via Siemens Bank.
Advisors EWE Go/HOCHTIEF
GÖRG Partnerschaft von Rechtsanwälten mbB
Dr. Thomas Lange (Lead, Partner, Financing, Cologne)
Dr. Kai-Uwe Schneevogl (Partner, Procurement Law, Frankfurt am Main)
Dr. Jan Peter Müller (Partner, Procurement Law, Frankfurt am Main)
Jan Schellenberger (Partner, Construction and Contract Law, Cologne)
Eva Geuenich (Associate, Financing, Cologne)
Nele Motzek (Associate, Financing, Cologne)
Julia Restani (Associate, Financing, Frankfurt am Main)
