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ARTICLE · 23 JUNE 2025

Joint Ventures In The Clean Energy Sector: Key Documents

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In this third instalment in our clean energy joint ventures series, we look at the key documents needed to establish a joint venture.

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In this third instalment in our clean energy joint ventures series, we look at the key documents needed to establish a joint venture.

In our previous instalment of this series on clean energy joint ventures, we looked at the different types of entity that could be used in a joint venture.

Once you have decided on the most suitable legal entity for your joint venture, the next step is putting the right legal documents in place. In this next instalment in our series, we look at the key documents involved in establishing and governing a joint venture.

Of course, different forms of legal entities require different documentation, but for the purposes of this article we are going to assume that a private limited company is the best fit for your joint venture in the clean energy sector.

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