Radzikowski, Szubielska i Wspólnicy sp. j.
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Radzikowski, Szubielska i Wspólnicy sp. j. handles a wide variety of mandates in the energy sector. Practice head Przemysław Kałek provides advice on regulatory matters, transactions and antitrust issues to Polish and international power, gas, oil and chemical companies. He has advised, among others, clients in connection with deregulation of electricity prices, development of the national information exchange system for the retail electricity market, and on matters related to the implementation of the supplier switching process and appointment of reserve suppliers. Joanna Nowak-Paradowska handles a number of financings, including project finance transactions, especially transactions relating to the construction, operation and maintenance of energy facilities.
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Testimonials
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- ‘Przemysław Kałek combines exceptional command of energy law with real clarity in communication. He listens, adapts, and always provides advice that can be applied right away. His personal engagement makes us feel we are in safe hands. In addition, the broader team around him demonstrates the same level of professionalism and client focus, which reflects the strong culture of the firm as a whole. This consistency and dedication make the cooperation not only effective but also very enjoyable.’
- ‘Their approach is consistently professional, yet personalised and tailor-made. They are solution-oriented and highly innovative.’
Key clients
- E.ON Polska S.A.
- Stoen Operator Sp. z o.o.
Work highlights
Representing Stoen Operator Sp. z o. o. in proceedings before the President of the Office of Electronic Communication and before the court regarding the imposition on the client as the distribution system operator of an obligation to make its electrical power infrastructure available to telecommunications companies, which intended to use that energy infrastructure to install IT infrastructure.