Leading global law firm, Baker McKenzie, has advised Virgin Media O2 on its new long-term Power Purchase Agreement with The Renewables Infrastructure Group (TRIG).
As part of the 10-year agreement, TRIG will provide the company with renewable electricity, providing around 15% of Virgin Media O2’s total energy supply.
The agreement begins from April 2026, where TRIG’s wind farms – Earlseat in Scotland, and Garreg Lwyd, Wales, will help to power the company’s sites across the UK.
The Baker McKenzie team was led by Energy & Infrastructure Partner, James Wyatt with support from Associate, Alex Tam and Consultant, Andrew Hedges.
Commenting on the deal James Wyatt, said: “We’re pleased to have advised Virgin Media O2 on this important agreement, which supports its net zero ambitions and secures long-term renewable energy supply. This deal highlights Baker McKenzie’s strength in guiding clients through complex, sustainability-focused transactions.”
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