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Mandate Vinge advises Manor Group on joint venture between Rabbalshede Kraft and Ardian Infrastructure regarding the wind farm Lyrestad

July 22, 2016

Vinge advices Manor Group in connection with Rabbalshede Kraft AB’s (publ) joint venture with Ardian Infrastructure regarding the construction and operation of the wind farm Lyrestad with twenty-two wind turbines and a total effect of 76 megawatt.

Manor Group is the majority owner of Rabbalshede Kraft. Google has entered into a long-term Power Purchase Agreement for the purchase of the entire target full-year production of the wind farm of 234 GWh.

Vinge’s team consisted of among others partners Peter Sundgren and Johan Göthberg (M&A / energy) and associates Gustav Tengblad (M&A / energy) and Albert Wållgren (Banking & Finance).

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