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Provided by Agnieszka Kulińska
Agnieszka Kulińska has focused on renewable energy sources since 2006. She has a broad portfolio of multinational clients specialising in the development and acquisition of wind farms, photovoltaic projects, and other renewable energy sources in Poland and the CEE region at large.
Her experience encompasses advising on investment agreements, development agreements, joint ventures, and share and asset purchase agreements for various types of renewable energy enterprises, including due diligence of projects in relation to M&A transactions and financing banks. Agnieszka also has extensive legal advisory experience in regard to construction contracts, particularly EPC contracts for projects involving renewable energy sources in Poland and the CEE region.
With a deep understanding of regulatory matters, including grid connection and energy trading, Agnieszka also provides legal advice on offtake contracts, with a particular focus on corporate PPAs.
Agnieszka Kulińska is an attorney-at-law, partner and Head of the Energy Practice at Clyde & Co’s Warsaw office.
Attorney-at-law, Poland, 2010
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Agnieszka Kulińska is a respected lawyer in the Polish energy market who is particularly active in large renewable transactions for a range of clients, including investment companies and international energy corporates.
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Dentons advises on the sale of Kanin Wind Farm
Dentons’ Energy and Natural Resources practice team successfully advised Stage Capital Management Limited and Mashav Energia investment funds on the sale of the Kanin Wind Farm with a capacity of 20 MW, located in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, to PKN Orlen.
Dentons advises on the sale of Kanin Wind Farm
Dentons’ Energy and Natural Resources practice team successfully advised Stage Capital Management Limited and Mashav Energia investment funds on the sale of the Kanin Wind Farm with a capacity of 20 MW, located in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, to PKN Orlen.