EnBW agreed to sell its Swedish renewables platform to the Danish\u00a0green energy supplier.<\/p>\n
Nordic law firm Mannheimer Swartling<\/a> has advised Eurowind Energy on the acquisition of EnBW\u2019s Swedish renewable energy<\/a> platform, which includes approximately 120 MW of operating onshore wind assets, an operations and maintenance business and a portfolio of renewable energy projects<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Mannheimer Swartling team comprised M&A<\/a> partners Per \u00c5sbrink, Mikaela Wedb\u00e4ck Pizevska and Emma Oln\u00e4s Fors, associates Madel\u00e9n Gideonsson, Elsa Axelsson and Ludvig Forfang Righard. The team was supported by colleagues from the environment<\/a>, real estate, corporate commercial, corporate compliance and employment and pensions departments.<\/p>\n EnBW is one of the largest energy companies in Germany and Europe, supplying energy to approximately 5.5 million customers.<\/p>\n Eurowind Energy builds and operates renewable energy projects across Europe, including onshore wind, solar, battery storage, biogas and hydrogen.<\/p>\n The acquisition will strengthen Eurowind Energy\u2019s operational presence in Sweden by utilising EnBW\u2019s established renewable energy generation, project development and operations and maintenance capabilities.<\/p>\n