Revamp vs Rebuild: Contractual Risk Allocation for Energy from Waste Facilities
As Energy from Waste facilities across the UK and Europe approach the end of their original concession periods, owners face an important decision: should they refurbish existing infrastructure or rebuild from scratch?
Join legal experts from HFW for a free webinar exploring the contractual risks, challenges and considerations involved in revamping ageing EfW facilities.
Register for Free →Can’t attend live? Register to access the recording afterwards.
About the Webinar
As many Energy from Waste plants across the UK and Europe approach the end of their original concession periods, decisions around revamping, refurbishing or rebuilding existing facilities are becoming increasingly important.
Refurbishment projects can introduce contractual complexities and risks that differ significantly from those associated with constructing a new facility.
In this session, HFW’s construction and engineering legal specialists will explore:
- Key contractual risks associated with revamping and refurbishing EfW facilities.
- How these risks can be identified, allocated and managed.
- Why contracting models for refurbishment projects differ from new-build projects.
- Important considerations for owners assessing the future of ageing EfW infrastructure.
Meet the Speakers
Tanya Chadha
Partner, HFW
Tanya is a construction lawyer specialising in complex, high-value construction and engineering disputes, with particular expertise in Energy from Waste projects. She advises on major renewable energy, process plant and offshore wind developments, including international arbitration and litigation.
Joanne Wilkins
Senior Associate, HFW
Joanne specialises in complex infrastructure, engineering and construction disputes. She has extensive experience advising on large-scale energy, renewables and offshore construction matters, including high-value Energy from Waste arbitrations and offshore wind adjudications.
Reserve Your Place
Join us on Friday 13 November at 12:00pm GMT for this free webinar.
Register Now →
