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Transactional Support

A major part of the International Environment, Climate and Regulatory Law Group's work is concerned with providing advice to multinational corporations, global financial institutions, public sector institutions and other organizations on the management of environmental and regulatory risks and liabilities in mergers, acquisitions, disposals, financings, projects, joint ventures and similar transactions.

Our transactional advice on a particular matter may include, for example, the following:

  • due diligence on environmental, health and safety matters
  • lender liability
  • piercing the corporate veil
  • transaction structure issues
  • environmental indemnities and warranties
  • property transfer requirements and permit transfer issues
  • environmental investigations (phase I and phase II environmental site assessments)
  • environmental insurance
  • risk mitigation

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Digital computing vaults

Publications: 29 September 2023

Update – Germany tightens energy efficiency requirements: New challenges for companies and data centers

On 21 September 2023, the German Parliament passed the heavily discussed German Federal Act on the Increase of Energy Efficiency (Energieeffizienzgesetz – EnEfG) that aims at significantly increasing…

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Solar panel with city buildings in background

Publications: 25 September 2023

Part 5: Conclusion and potential solutions

What policy and support measures can help close the Net Zero financing gap? And what can different stakeholders do themselves to accelerate progress?

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Modern glass room with foliage

Publications: 25 September 2023

Part 4: Private finance is positioned to meet the opportunity and fill the needs gap

Net Zero is the biggest investment opportunity in history. But how much private money is currently being channeled towards Net Zero? And how fast is it likely to grow?

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Reflection of high rise buildings in window

Publications: 25 September 2023

Part 3: Public finance and policies must play a catalytic role

Public money is vital to decarbonization but cannot bridge the financing gap alone. So how it can be used to deliver the biggest impact?

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