Cirio Advokatbyrå AB maintains its leading role on energy matters, advising a combination of major domestic and international clients, especially on matters concerning wind power and grid expansion work. The firm handles project development and financing issues, large-scale transactions and divestments, and also demonstrates considerable expertise in renewable energy mandates; it has been active in EPC contract drafting and negotiations, turbine supply agreements and PPAs. Practice head Jörgen Möller works with a number of public and private corporates on wind power transactions, as well as representing developers, investors and lenders in disputes, while Peter Högström has a strong track record in wind and geothermal matters. Maria Hanbo continues to be a key player within the practice, with considerable knowledge of the regulatory and legal issues surrounding the permitting, procurement and financing of wind farms, biogas plants and district heating networks. Fredrik Morfeldt focuses on renewable energy developments and transactions, particularly wind, solar and hydropower projects.

Advokatfirma DLA Piper Sweden KB continues to lead on top energy sector mandates, most notably wind power projects, and handles issues from the development stage through to operational work, including transactional, financing, regulatory, permitting and grid issues. OX2 has repeatedly sought the firm’s advice across a number of projects, with the renewable energy developer representing just one of a growing list of domestic and international clients. Team head Peter Ihrfelt maintains his position as one of the sector’s most experienced names, focusing on wind and power transactions. Björn Sjöberg has extensive corporate M&A and financing knowledge which he leverages on complex energy acquisitions, and regularly works alongside Mats Eriksson who has notable energy-related real estate and regulatory expertise. Johan Forsling is active in disputes, strategic planning issues and environmental regulatory advice, while Alexander Häggkvist uses his experience as a former judge of the Land and Environmental Court of Appeal to provide insight into permitting processes. Tim Hagberg is also active within the practice.

Foyen Advokatfirma is able to advise on the full range of energy matters, including nuclear, hydroelectric and biogas projects. The team has specific expertise in permit and application work, helping clients to navigate Swedish codes and provisions. The firm’s growing roster of clients include both domestic and international energy companies, with the team advising on licensing processes, contracts and transactions; it also retains its place at the top of the market with regards to onshore and offshore wind power developments. Highly experienced team head Pia Pehrson focuses on advising consulting agencies, property owners and NGOs, as well as representing clients before the courts and authorities. Co-head Andreas Lindström, who also leads the corporate team in Malmö, assists clients with regulatory and compliance issues. Caterina Carreman demonstrates expertise in permit and concession applications and has been involved in projects concerning mining operations, wind power plants and water operations. Tomas Fjordevik focuses on due diligence and environmental matters, including issues relating to waste, water and land management work.

Mannheimer Swartling has a wide range of expertise across regulatory issues, dispute resolution, financings and transactions. The firm also has a broad understanding of the energy market, in particular renewable power matters. Group co-chairs Andreas Zettergren, Emma Olnäs Fors and Therese Strömshed bring specialist knowledge in wind power and energy infrastructure, with the firm regularly advising on several high-profile wind projects. Per Åsbrink and Johan Ljungberg are key names for M&A mandates.

Roschier maintains a busy practice relating to grid work and wind power developments, and also demonstrates a strong knowledge of complex M&A projects, energy financing transactions and large-scale energy disputes. The firm’s cross-border practice includes disputes regarding mining and drilling rights, regulations and construction projects. Team head Björn Winström is particularly active in grid work, while Johan Sidklev primarily focuses on energy related contentious mandates. Markus Olsson specialises in energy infrastructure projects and private M&A.

Setterwalls‘ energy practice is a leading player in the renewable energy sector, and has experience advising on wind, solar and hydro power projects, as well as issues relating to traditional energy sources. The firm also demonstrates considerable transaction expertise, and is highly engaged in renewable energy investments and regulatory proceedings relating to wind power projects, water law and mineral rights. One of the sector’s most experienced names Jonas Frii provides expert advice regarding the acquisition and financing of energy and infrastructure assets. Tove Andersson fronts the firm’s most complex energy transactions, while Martin Sandgren‘s experience ensures an international perspective on cross-border matters.

Advokatfirman Vinge is increasingly active on solar and wind matters, alongside advising traditional energy clients on regulatory issues, transactions and dispute resolution; the firm’s impressive M&A capabilities is notably utilised on energy acquisitions. Department co-head Christoffer Thalin’s experience in sustainable energy provides a unique perspective on renewable infrastructure projects. Fellow co-head Peter Sundgren is an M&A specialist that advises clients at both a local and international level. Johan Cederblad is highly experienced in regulatory matters.

Eversheds Sutherland's energy practice draws upon its considerable knowledge of construction, engineering and commercial issues to provide clients with a comprehensive service regarding energy projects. The firm works with both national and international companies on a range of matters including regulatory issues, contract drafting and negotiations, and procurement processes. The practice has been active in high voltage cable technology, large-scale solar power infrastructure and electric vehicle projects, as well waste and recycling issues. Team head Jan Österman advises on a range of energy matters, including EPC and turnkey projects, while co-head Johan Kennemyr strengthens the breadth of the practice through his contentious knowledge.

Hammarskiöld’s ‘creative and easy to work with’ team has expanded its M&A and regulatory work in the energy sector, and Jakob Falkman has been particularly active, with a focus on transactional work relating to renewable projects. The firm can handle complex cross-border matters including litigation and IPO assignments, most recently advised a consortium of German banks undertaking a substantial wind farm project. Erik Fahlgren focuses on complex M&A transactions, while Johan Löfquist has been active in the electricity and gas sectors. The recent arrival of financing specialist Rasmus Fahlén from Advokatfirman Westermark Anjou AB has further bolstered the team.

Advokatfirman Lindahl KB‘s energy team specialises in M&A, regulatory issues, public procurement processes, contract drafting and negotiations, and financing issues. The firm has worked across an array of energy matters, including solar, biogas and wind projects, and demonstrates particular expertise in the nuclear power sector. Per-Anders Bengtsson leads the team alongside Per Mildner, with the former focusing on M&A, contractual and contentious issues regarding both traditional and renewable energy issues, and the latter active in power generation and power transmission projects. Mikael Wärnsby advises on permitting and licensing matters, while Sara Andersson is experienced in energy-related litigation and arbitration proceedings.

At MAQS Advokatbyrå, renewable energy specialist and team head Mikael Kowal is the main figure for projects and infrastructure mandates. The firm is highlighted for its specialism in advising clients on the procurement and installation of green energy behind-the-meter systems; the practice has also been active in innovative energy matters, including electro-fuel facility developments and large-scale ethanol projects. Jessica Svantesson focuses on wind power matters, including complex transactions and contract drafting, and Cecilia Rossing is also a key member of the group.

Wistrand covers the full range of energy issues for a growing list of clients. Rudolf Laurin leads the team and has industry expertise in power and heat production projects. The firm has also advised on energy investment opportunities in the region, provided counsel to domestic electricity grid operators, and handled cross-border matters that required navigating European and national legislation.