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Low Carbon’s £230 Million Facility for Back Solar PV Development

Low Carbon’s £230 Million Facility for Back Solar PV Development

September 2, 2022 Sonia Carcano Greater London Legal Chronicle

Tagged: Alice Rosenshaw Allied Irish Bank (AIB) Antony Skinner Ashurst Ffion Archer George Garthwaite Henry Stewart Jennifer Charles Julian Nichol Kristina Buckberry Lindsey Bouchara Lloyds Bank Low Carbon Limited NatWest Group Patrick Boyle Phoebe Makin Suki Rees Watson Farley & Williams

In UK Ashurst, Watson Farley & Williams, advised on the matter.Ashurst advised Low Carbon Limited with a team including Patrick Boyle (Energy & Infrastructures), Antony Skinner…

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Low Carbon’s £230 Million Facility for Back Solar PV Development

Author: Sonia Carcano