Germany has unveiled an EUR 6 billion funding initiative that expands climate protection contracts to include carbon capture and storage (CCS), adjusts renewable energy deployment, and introduces regulatory relief for...more
Germany has launched a massive EUR 50 billion funding program to support energy-intensive industries such as steel, chemical, and cement to become climate-neutral. The program offers considerable financial support for...more
Electric vehicles have been in the news this quarter, and rightly so. The December 2021 Biden-Harris Electric Vehicle Charging Action Plan accelerates the conversion of internal combustion vehicles to the array of EV drive...more
1/14/2022
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Business Plans ,
Charging Stations ,
Electric Vehicles ,
Environmental Social & Governance (ESG) ,
Infrastructure ,
Innovative Technology ,
Motor Vehicles ,
Municipalities ,
Supply Chain ,
Zero-Emission Vehicles
France has published an ordinance setting out the legal regime for hydrogen, aimed at fostering renewable and low-carbon hydrogen.
Under ordinance n° 2021-167, dated February 17, 2021, three different types of hydrogen are...more
Two key actors in renewable energy, Australia and Germany, agree to a joint feasibility study to collaborate on the production of renewable hydrogen, in a further step towards achieving a global hydrogen market.
On...more
In Short The Situation: The European Commission ("EC") recently unveiled its dual strategy plans to transform Europe's energy system. The European Union's ("EU") Energy System Integration Strategy and Hydrogen Strategy aim at...more
9/21/2020
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Climate Change ,
Energy Policy ,
Environmental Policies ,
EU ,
European Commission ,
Green Deal ,
Green Initiatives ,
Next Generation ,
Renewable Energy ,
Sustainable Projects
For the benefit of our clients and friends investing in European distressed opportunities, our European Network is sharing some current developments...more
3/28/2017
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Avoidance ,
BaFin ,
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Creditors ,
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EU ,
Foreign Investment ,
France ,
Germany ,
Insolvency ,
Italy ,
Netting Agreements ,
Sapin II