Dr Marleen Rheker
Counsel, Germany
Dr Marleen Rheker advises clients on energy law matters.
She has a special focus on renewable energy projects and commercial contracts in relation to renewable asset management.
Marleen studied law in Cologne and Madrid. Afterwards she worked as a research assistant at the Institute for Energy Law at the University of Cologne and earned her PhD on questions regarding the Renewable Energies Act levy. She completed her legal clerkship in Cologne with postings at the German Embassy in Lima and an international law firm in Düsseldorf. She joined Osborne Clarke in 2018.
terralayr
Osborne Clarke has provided legal advice to terralayr, a provider of energy flexibility with a focus on battery storage in Germany, on a portfolio financing with a total volume of EUR 60 million. Read more.
NORD/LB
Osborne Clarke has provided legal advice to NORD/LB Norddeutsche Landesbank on the financing of a battery energy storage project in Schuby, Schleswig-Holstein. Read more.
terralayr
Osborne Clarke has advised terralayr, an energy flexibility provider focused on battery storage in Germany, on a growth equity financing totaling EUR 192 million. Read more.
Palladio Partners
Osborne Clarke has advised Palladio Partners on a partnership with Voltfang aimed at jointly developing battery storage systems in Germany. Read more.
NORD/LB
The energy finance team of Osborne Clarke has advised NORD/LB, one of the global leaders in sustainable project finance, on their first large-scale battery storage (BESS) financing in Germany. Read more.
Encavis
Osborne Clarke advises Encavis on pay-as-nominated PPA with Allego, read more.
Obton
Osborne Clarke advises Obton on 600MW battery storage pipeline with Kyon Energy. Read more here.
G2 Venture Partners
Osborne Clarke has advised investor G2 Venture Partners on its investment in energy start-up 1KOMMA5°. Read more here.
re:cap global investors
Osborne Clarke advises re:cap global investors on acquisition of photovoltaic portfolio from Vattenfall AG, read more
Next Kraftwerke
Next Kraftwerke and Osborne Clarke successfully challenge mixed-price procedure before OLG Düsseldorf.
