Hogan Lovells Cadwalader

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Tim Heitling

Dr. Tim Heitling is a partner at Hogan Lovells Cadwalader' Berlin office and is a member of the Infrastructure, Energy, Resources and Projects practice. Tim primarily focuses on regulated industries, namely the energy and infrastructure sector, including fiber networks and waste management systems. He advises domestic and foreign enterprises, sponsors, banks and financial investors with respect to M&A, joint ventures, projects and related financings. With respect to the energy sector, Tim has extensive experience advising on generation assets (gas, coal, nuclear, renewables), e-mobility, storage, as well as transmission and distribution assets. Tim’s practice also covers advice on commercial contracts and regulatory issues, such as on unbundling, third-party access regimes, exemptions from surcharges and grid fees. He also advises on all stages of project developments, from early-stage structuring through financing and share or asset deal transactions to PPAs, particularly for renewable energy facilities and power plants.

Marlen Mittelstein

Thomas Nebel

Thomas Nebel guides you through complex litigation, arbitration and out-of-court disputes. He helps you resolve disputes quickly and strategically. Thomas understands the business challenges you face and helps you manage conflicts efficiently. With a clear focus and practical solutions, he provides the certainty you need in uncertain situations. Thomas' practice focuses on commercial, corporate and insolvency-related disputes, in particular in the construction and engineering, industrials, automotive, energy and infrastructure sectors. His clients - from leading industrial companies to international investors - value his understanding of technical and commercial issues and his precise and strategic approach.

Falk Schöning

Florian-Alexander Wesche

Since more than 20 years, Florian-Alexander Wesche advises energy companies, businesses in the energy-intensive sectors, the real estate sector, and financial investors on all aspects of German and European energy law, with a particular focus on energy regulation and energy contract law. Specifically, Florian is experienced in energy supply business, power production and distribution projects (renewable and conventional sources, including contracting), energy procurement and trading concepts and contracts as well as BESS, data center projects and emobility charging solutions. He particularly has extensive experience in drafting and negotiating energy supply contracts, PPAs and power plant related agreements. In addition, Florian has wide-ranging expertise of the German Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG), energy price relief schemes and energy regulatory compliance monitoring for industrials. Alongside of this he has an in-depth knowledge of the areas of German and European regulation concerning grid access to gas, power and hydrogen grids, LNG terminals and access to gas storage systems. The complementary advice in all matters related to real estate including energy efficiency in buildings and national fuel emissions trading regime (BEHG) is also part of his practice.