Full charge ahead: Eversheds Sutherland helps power Octopus Energy into China’s renewable energy market
13. veebruar 2026
Full charge ahead: Eversheds Sutherland helps power Octopus Energy into China’s renewable energy market13. veebruar 2026 Eversheds Sutherland has advised Octopus Energy Group Limited (Octopus Energy), the UK’s largest energy supplier, on its first China joint venture with Hangzhou Bicheng Energy Development Co., Ltd. (PCG Power) to trade renewable energy across China. The deal marks Octopus Energy’s entry into China’s renewable energy market. “We have built a strong partnership with Octopus Energy, helping them achieve their ambitions in both new and established markets across the globe. Octopus Energy’s entry into the world’s largest renewable energy market is significant for many reasons and we are immensely proud to have supported Octopus Energy on this strategic joint venture.” “It was a great pleasure to support Octopus Energy on this groundbreaking investment and the establishment of its first joint venture in China with PCG Power. I am proud that this project further demonstrated Eversheds Sutherland’s China FDI capabilities and our commitment to assisting global clients in navigating the complexities of operating in the Chinese market.” Kasulikku
Uudised
Üritused
juhendid ja raportid 07. oktoober 2026 How data, AI and digital regulation are reshaping M&A risk õigusalased uudised 07. oktoober 2026 EU: Proposed KIDS Act Targets Online Child Safety juhendid ja raportid 07. oktoober 2026 Technology, AI and the changing legal landscape of M&A juhendid ja raportid 07. oktoober 2026 How AI is democratizing M&A for buyers and investors büroo uudised 07. oktoober 2026 Faster deals, deeper diligence: AI is transforming the legal landscape of M... büroo uudised 05. oktoober 2026 Leading finance partner joins Eversheds Sutherland büroo uudised 01. oktoober 2026 Eversheds Sutherland Switzerland appoints Dr. Michael Faske as new Partner kliendi uudised 21. september 2026 All change: Eversheds Sutherland advises DfT on Chiltern Railways transitio... |