Linklaters has advised the consortium of lenders on the refinancing of the Earls Gate Energy Centre, an energy-from-waste facility located at Grangemouth, Scotland. The Earls Gate Energy Centre is jointly owned and sponsored by Brockwell Energy and EQT-owned Encyclis group.
The Linklaters team was led by Energy & Infrastructure Partners Richard Ginks and Subir Rajadhyaksha, with Managing Associate Yin Lam and Associates Nikita Kulagin and Paras Marya. The team was also supported by Structured Finance Partner Sebastian Witte and Associate Yousef Eltantawy.
Linklaters continues to act as a leading law firm for debt finance in the energy and infrastructure sector, advising on innovative and complex financings for sponsors, lenders and investors across the globe.
Richard Ginks comments:
“We are delighted to have advised the lender group on this important refinancing. Energy-from-waste assets such as the Earls Gate Energy Centre play a vital role in delivering reliable low-carbon power to local industry. This transaction underscores the continued strength of the debt market for essential UK infrastructure.”
Recent highlights of Linklaters’ work in the energy-from-waste sector include:
- Linklaters advises EQT portfolio company Encyclis on the sale of Dublin Waste to Energy Limited and acts for the facility on a parallel refinancing
- Linklaters advises on the financing of UK’s first full-scale carbon capture facility integrated with a waste-to-energy plant | Deal | About Us | Linklaters
- Linklaters advises the lenders and hedge counterparties on the development and financing of Encyclis’ 49MW energy-from-waste facility
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