Sayenko Kharenko has advised Elementum Energy on the acquisition of a majority stake in Windpark West-R.

Taylor Wessing has advised the Polish Development Fund-managed FIZAN fund as the lender to the sale of the Kleczew Solar & Wind farm by Lewandpol Holding to Energa Wytwarzanie, part of the Orlen Group.

TGS Baltic has advised Nala Renewables on a EUR 25 million loan from Luminor Bank.

Dentons has advised Electrica on the successful bid of its subsidiary Crucea Power Park SRL in the first round of the Contracts for Difference auction as part of Romania’s state aid scheme for renewables.

Former Cakmak Attorney Partnership Partner Gokhan Okan has joined Ergun as a Partner.

Energy law in Croatia is governed by a series of laws and regulations designed to ensure energy security, promote renewable sources, and support environmental protection. The key legal framework in the energy sector in Croatia includes the Energy Act (Zakon o energiji, Official Gazette no. 120/12, 14/14, 95/15, 102/15, 68/18) and the related Energy Development Strategy of the Republic of Croatia until 2030, with a view to 2050, adopted on February 28, 2020. The Energy Act, which has seen a few amendments since its adoption, is still slowly trying to meet the challenging EU requirements in terms of the green transition, which emphasize renewable energy integration, energy efficiency, and environmental responsibility.