The new venture, Acuity Law with Purpose, aims to place both firms at the forefront of the global green energy transition. By leveraging cross-border legal expertise grounded in English and Welsh law, the partnership seeks to connect UK investors and developers with high-impact renewable energy projects abroad – and to support international players entering the UK market.
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As more organisations and stakeholders prioritise sustainability Acuity Law with Purpose will function as a trusted legal and strategic advisor across project lifecycles, from early-stage investment through to development and global delivery.
Navigate complex regulatory environments
The overarching objective is to help partners to navigate complex regulatory environments, ensuring clarity, compliance and confidence in all aspects of solar PV, alongside battery storage, wind, hydrogen and infrastructure projects.
Expert analysis: Battery storage as a business model for PV
Acuity Law with Purpose is engaged in PV with battery and wind projects for the developer Queequeg Renewables and is working on PV for the Blenheim Estate. Tessa Laws has advised on 136MW of solar PV projects across the UK for Italy's Prosolia Energy, Amplio Energy of Spain and Denmark’s Green Power Partners.
The joint venture has already initiated discussions on multiple energy infrastructure projects spanning Morocco, Egypt, and the Gulf, as well as investor-backed schemes in Wales and England. (hcn)
