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Inside Infrastructure: Focus on France

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By Pascal Cuche, Tanguy Bardet, Louise Bragard, Léa Hirschi
| freshfields.com
Overview The Choose France 2025 summit, held from May 19 to 21, 2025 at the Château de Versailles, was marked by several major announcements. The Choose France summit aims to promote the attractiveness of France and facilitate investment commitments in the country. Since its creation in 2018, the summit has generated €87.7 bn in investments and more than 163,000 jobs. A total of 53 investment announcements were made, representing €40.8 bn.
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Unbundling - what you need to know

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By Ulrich Scholz, Pascal Cuche, Tanguy Bardet, Alvaro Pliego Selie
| freshfields.com
Unbundling rules in the EU may substantially shape an M&A deal in the energy sector. At a glance: Unbundling rules in Europe In the electricity and gas sectors, five main activities are subject to different organisational rules and obligations: production, transmission, distribution, supply and storage. The operation of energy transmission and distribution systems are regulated, while the activities of energy generation, storage and supply are carried out in competitive markets.
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Offshore wind energy in the EU - what you need to know

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By Philipp Reinecke, Pascal Cuche, Mirko Masek, Tanguy Bardet
| freshfields.com
Offshore wind energy plays a crucial role in the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources. The European Commission (Commission) recognises the need for massive increase in wind capacity to 111 GW by 2030. In this blog, we outline the key upcoming developments in the EU for the offshore wind industry providing project developers, strategic investors and financial sponsors with an overview of legislative trends and market developments.
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