We are delighted to share that Rajah & Tann Singapore has contributed to the second edition of Wind: Projects and Transactions, published by Globe Law and Business.
The global wind energy sector has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past decade. The number of projects and developers has surged, professional expertise has deepened, and turbine capacity has reached new heights — all while expansion into emerging markets has accelerated the sector’s growth and drawn in a broader range of financiers and investors.
Against this exciting backdrop, the second edition offers a comprehensive exploration of the sector’s evolution from commercial, regulatory, financial, legal and investment perspectives. It examines the project and transactional issues shaping the industry, including recent developments and areas requiring further attention. The publication covers a wide range of topics — from legal, regulatory and industry frameworks, land agreements and the consenting process, through to revenues and routes to market, project financing, and mergers and acquisitions in the wind sector — alongside regional analyses spanning Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, South America and the United States.
Our partners Soh Lip San, Shemane Chan, Benny Santoso and Kimberly Tho from our Construction & Projects Practice authored the publication’s section on the wind industry in Asia. Drawing on the publication’s broader comparative framework, their analysis examines the legal and regulatory landscape for wind projects across the region, offering valuable insights into the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead for developers, investors and regulators alike.
Whether you are looking to develop, invest in or regulate wind energy projects — or simply wish to stay ahead of the curve in this dynamic and fast-moving sector — we highly recommend this handbook as an essential resource. Please do not hesitate to reach out to any of our partners set out on this page should you wish to discuss any aspect of wind energy projects in Asia.
The handbook is available here.
Find out more about our Construction & Projects Practice here.
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