Jakub Puciato specializes in corporate law, administrative law, including environmental, energy and building investments law, court-administrative proceedings and M&A.
He provides comprehensive legal service to RES industry companies, among other in administrative law and M&A transactions, transformations of SPVs as well as transactions of acquisition of project rights to RES projects (ATA/APA). He advised RES industry companies in obtaining funding for complex wind and photovoltaic power plants, also with respect to requirements regarding financial collateral for investment implementation (i.a. registered pledges). He advised on transactions of acquisition of shares and assets of leading national companies, including cross-border M&As. In multiple projects, he cooperated with international legal chambers, also in performance of due diligence for cross-border M&As.
He represented SPCG clients in numerous administrative disputes against opponents of RES projects’ development, in particular those regarding validity of the construction permit of wind turbine generators. He also handles multiple court-administrative proceedings connected to realization of construction processes.
Mr. Puciato advises in corporate disputes and by transformations of companies with share capital.
He taught corporate governance to Jagiellonian University law students as part of ELSA’a „Academy of Companies with Share Capital”.
He supervises a team of SPCG lawyers that represents commercial banks in disputes regarding implementation, validity and effectiveness of currency credit agreements.
In particular, has advised:
FORESPO POLAND S.A.
during transaction of sale of assets and real estate to PKP CARGO S.A.;
TERMO ORGANIKA sp. z o.o.
during transaction of sale of all the company’s shares to HOLDING SOPREMA S.A.;
AKUO
during transaction of sale of part of shares of SPVs dealing with realization of wind farms for French investment fund and by gaining funding by these SPVs from a banking consortium for three wind farms of total power 130MW (63 wind plants);
EWG Group
during transactions of sale of two photovoltaic farms of total power of ca. 250 MW in the form of sale of shares in SPV as well as sale of project’s assets;
Martifer Renawables Group
by development of wind farm and photovoltaic farm projects as well as in sale of projects’ assets;
Resun Sp. z o.o.; Moko Capital Sp. z o.o. sp. kom; Sunfruits Sp. z o.o.
during transaction of sale of projects of photovoltaic farms in the form of SPV’s sale as well as sale of projects’ assets covering acquisition of 9 photovoltaic farm projects of total power ca. 750 MW;
EWG Group
during transaction of sale of wind farm project of total power ca. 100 MW in the form of sale of assets of the project;
SAMIRO ENERGY JURKOWSKA sp. z o.o. sp. k.
during transaction of sale of shares of a company with an implemented and operating wind farm;
Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego
by foundation of Alternative Investment Companies, in accordance with Investment Funds Act and by creation of their strategies and investment policy;
ANGEL group companies
in various disputes and administrative court proceedings regarding investment execution;
ALPIQ / Po Prostu Energia Spółka Akcyjna
by market introduction of an alternative supplier of electric energy for retailers;
Getin Noble Bank S.A.
in disputes regarding damages;
Bank Handlowy w Warszawie S.A.
in enforcement proceedings and restructuring proceedings regarding borrowers of the Bank;
BNP Paribas Bank Polska S.A.
in court disputes regarding execution of credit agreements;
Bank BPH S.A.
in court disputes regarding execution of credit agreements;
Deutsche Bank Polska S.A.
in court disputes regarding execution of credit agreements;
