Osborne Clarke advises green flexibility on cooperation with Hansa Battery expanding project pipeline by 500 MW

Osborne Clarke advised green flexibility on a cooperation with Hamburg-based project developer Hansa Battery. The transaction concerns a framework agreement under which Hansa Battery will develop multiple large-scale battery storage projects across Germany with a planned total connection capacity of around 500 MW. The agreement governs development by Hansa Battery up to ready-to-build status and foresees subsequent acquisition of those projects by green flexibility. Green flexibility will in parallel prepare implementation, financing and the operation of the storage systems. green flexibility, an energy transition specialist combining expertise and battery storage technology, acts as an end-to-end partner: identifying sites, implementing and operating battery storage and commercialising the systems to enable integration of renewable energies. The partnership with Hansa Battery is intended to bring together development expertise and operational experience to accelerate the move of suitable projects from planning into construction and operation. Financial and strategic support for the projects will include BKZ advance payments as part of pre-financing for grid connection. Dr Daniel Breuer, Sector Head Energy & Energy Transition at Osborne Clarke, said the structure and framework agreement align financing certainty, grid connection and deliverability. Christoph Lienert, Co‑Founder and COO of green flexibility, highlighted the value of experienced legal partners who understand the energy industry and support the company’s growth strategy. Osborne Clarke represented client green flexibility with a team composed by: Dr Daniel Breuer (Sector Head Energy & Energy Transition; Energy law/Project agreements), Veronika Thalhammer (Energy law/Project agreements) and Dr Benjamin Monheim (Corporate); Olexiy Oleshchuk; Andreas Baumann (Finance); Dr Jana Bertus (Corporate); Anna von Bremen (Energy law/Grid connection); Rahel Brockmann (Energy law/Grid connection); Bineta Diambang; Theresa Viegener (Real estate); and Natalie Kopplow (Permits).

Osborne Clarke advises green flexibility on cooperation with Hansa Battery expanding project pipeline by 500 MW

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