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The fundamental change in the political framework conditions, in the energy mix and among market participants poses new challenges for energy suppliers, grid operators and investors, but also offers great opportunities for established and new market players.
Our energy team advises domestic and foreign suppliers, grid operators, municipalities, investors and project companies in all areas of energy management. Experts from various disciplines guarantee you receive advice that is tailored to your individual needs – be this on M&A/corporate law, contract law, antitrust and public procurement law, environmental and energy law or financing and tax law.
Our range of advice in the energy sector includes:
- M&A transactions, including participation in existing projects and companies
- Project funding
- Supply, contracting and other contracts
- Planning, conversion, approval and objection procedures
- Decommissioning and dismantling of power plants; land recycling, climate change projects
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