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From successfully advising clients on EV joint ventures in China, through to the new wave of European Gigafactory development, Linklaters has been at the forefront of these developments
Transport is one of the largest greenhouse gas emitting sectors. A transition to low carbon transport will offer significant opportunities, provided that the right policies and partnerships are developed and implemented.
EVs and lithium ion batteries are becoming more commonplace, but the research and deployment of other sorts of fuel sources, including hydrogen batteries and biogas are also poised for expansion.
Linklaters has been involved with the development of clean transport across the globe. Our Automotive sector have been advising a range of clients, from automotive manufacturers to investors and financial institutions on joint ventures and M&A, regulation and entries into new markets and the financing and development/expansion of existing businesses as well as on the electrification of existing transport infrastructure.
The advent of clean transport is one of the most revolutionary changes to take place in the history of transport.
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The surge in demand for electric vehicles has seen a rapid growth in “gigafactories”. Linklaters are experts in advising on the development and financing of these projects.
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Energy and Utilities
Our global energy & utilities sector team advise on the full range of topics and issues that face sponsors, lenders and financial investors operating in today's rapidly changing energy sector.
Automotive
Demographic changes such as increased urbanisation, economic and technological power shifts and climate change are having a significant impact on the automotive industry globally. In order to remain competitive, industry players need to embrace these changes as opportunities and develop their business models accordingly.
Powering the future: Commercial opportunities and legal developments across the EV batteries lifecycle
The advent of electric vehicles (EVs) is one of the most revolutionary changes to take place in the history of transport. This microsite contains key insights on the commercial opportunities and legal developments in relation to electric vehicle batteries.
Further topics across the Net Zero System
Commitment to net zero emissions by 2050 will only be achieved with significant new investment and a rapid change in the sourcing of some of our most fundamental commodities, energy and water.
Global Head of Antitrust and Foreign Investment, Brussels
Belgium
German Head of TMT, Partner, Frankfurt
Germany
Energy & Infrastructure Partner, London
United Kingdom
Partner, London
United Kingdom
Global Co-Head of Automotive, Corporate Partner, Paris
France