Law firm Watson Farley & Williams (WFW) has joined the Solar Energy Standardisation Initiative (SESI), which works to streamline the development and financing of solar projects by standardising documentation and procedures. SESI was launched by the International Renewable Energy Agency to support the requirement of the Paris Agreement for countries to attract roughly US$1.2 trillion in solar energy investment by 2030. To do this, governments need to implement efficient regulatory schemes that enable large-scale development of solar projects. WFW will provide legal expertise on a pro-bono basis, along with other leading energy, finance, and regulatory specialists.
Law firm Watson Farley & Williams (WFW) has joined the Solar Energy Standardisation Initiative (SESI), which works to streamline the development and financing of solar projects by standardising documentation and procedures. SESI was launched by the International Renewable Energy Agency to support the requirement of the Paris Agreement for countries to attract roughly $1.2tn in solar energy investment by 2030. To do this, governments need to implement efficient regulatory schemes that enable large-scale development of solar projects. WFW will provide legal expertise on a pro-bono basis, along with other leading energy, finance, and regulatory specialists.