Go back to News
NEWS
GA_P advises Qualitas Energy on the sale of 136MWp solar portfolio to Sonnedix
26 January, 2023
GA_P has advised Qualitas Energy on the sale of a 136MWp solar PV portfolio in Spain to Sonnedix.
This transaction is one of the most relevant that have been carried out in the energy sector in the last year. The portfolio comprises 169 solar PV plants located across the country. All the plants have been in operation since 2007-2014 and are, in their entirety, under the Spanish regulatory regime.
Advising on the transaction were: Pablo Fernández Cortijo, partner, Diego Martínez Colino, Claudia Barreiro, Fernando Aldavero, Corporate associates; Vanessa Armas, of counsel, Íñigo González de Echávarri, Banking and Finance associate and Juan Romero, Public and Regulatory of counsel.26
Read full article in El Economista.
Read full article in Expansión.
This transaction is one of the most relevant that have been carried out in the energy sector in the last year. The portfolio comprises 169 solar PV plants located across the country. All the plants have been in operation since 2007-2014 and are, in their entirety, under the Spanish regulatory regime.
Advising on the transaction were: Pablo Fernández Cortijo, partner, Diego Martínez Colino, Claudia Barreiro, Fernando Aldavero, Corporate associates; Vanessa Armas, of counsel, Íñigo González de Echávarri, Banking and Finance associate and Juan Romero, Public and Regulatory of counsel.26
Read full article in El Economista.
Read full article in Expansión.
Lawyer mentioned
Pablo Fernández Cortijo – Partner
Diego Martínez Colino – Partner
See all lawyers
See less lawyers
Category
Deal
Press contact
Director of Business Development, Marketing and Communications
Director of Business Development, Marketing and Communications
More information about
Gómez-Acebo & Pombo
27 May, 2026 
PUBLICATION
5 days ago
The “serious risk” of financial assistance (Supreme Court (First Chamber) Judgment of 5 May 2026)
This paper critically analyses the Supreme Court ruling of 5May 2026, which applies the prohibition on financial assistance to a case involving the sale of treasury shares with deferred payment to the shareholders of the assisting company.
5 days ago 
PUBLICATION
01 Jun, 2026
NGT plant patenting: betwixt and between regulatory continuity and expectations
The evolution of the concept of genetically modified organisms in the European Union in light of new genomic techniques (NGTs) is examined, along with the regulatory response that introduces a distinction between two categories of NGT plants, making the regime more flexible for those that can be considered equivalent to conventional plants. It also highlights that the institutional agreement reflected in the Council’s position represents a significant shift from the case law of the Court of Justice. Regarding patents, it highlights the absence of substantial changes, opting instead for a cautious approach based on transparency, monitoring, and possible future intervention.
01 Jun, 2026
PUBLICATION
28 May, 2026
Voluntary takeover bids and squeeze-outs
The Judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union (Fifth Chamber) of 13 May 2026 (Korfin and Sempiola v Slovnaft, Case C-225/25) clarifies the concept of a takeover bid for the purposes of Article 2 of the 2004 Takeover Bids Directive, such that an offer made to the holders of securities of a company with a view to acquiring all or some of those securities does not fall within the concept of a takeover bid where it is made by an offeror who already controls the offeree company. Consequently, based on that court’s interpretation of the Directive’s provisions, there is no right of squeeze-out in such voluntary takeover bids.
28 May, 2026
PUBLICATION
18 May, 2026
Automotive and Sustainable Mobility No. 30
Summary of legislative and jurisprudential developments relating to the automotive sector.
18 May, 2026
PUBLICATION
13 May, 2026
Supreme Court rules on ‘administrative silence’ in the electricity sector: “public service” or “service of general economic interest”
The Supreme Court judgment of 10 April 2026 characterises the concept of public service under Article 24(1) of Act 39/2015 as an exception to the ‘double silence’ rule, distinguishing it from the concept of service of general economic interest, which applies in liberalized sectors such as that of electricity supply. The Supreme Court thus concludes that in seeking an authorisation to close a combined-cycle power plant, the ‘double silence’ rule applies to the effect of a presumption of approval.
13 May, 2026
PUBLICATION
30 Apr, 2026
Pharma & Healthcare No. 48
The newsletter covers the main developments in Pharma & Healthcare legislation and case law.
30 Apr, 2026
PUBLICATION
21 Apr, 2026
The 28th Corporate Regime: the EU Inc.
The Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on the 28th Regime Corporate Legal Framework – ‘EU Inc.’, dated 18 March 2026, introduces a new form of European private limited company. Originally envisaged for start-ups and scale-ups, it has been decided to allow its adoption by all companies. There is no minimum share capital requirement; shares may have no nominal value and may carry multiple voting rights, among other features. The Commission is expected to approve model articles of association so that a company can be incorporated online in less than forty-eight hours and for less than one hundred euros.
21 Apr, 2026
PUBLICATION
17 Apr, 2026
Can a framework agreement lacking an exclusivity or minimum orders clause be discharged by breach?
All cases decided by the Supreme Court and their specific details are discussed. There is no single solution to the problem of terminating a framework supply of services agreement without an exclusivity clause or a minimum purchases obligation.
17 Apr, 2026
PUBLICATION
26 Mar, 2026
Royal Decree-law 7/2026: measures in support of electro-intensive consumers
Reduced connection charges for electro-intensive consumers and the Fund for the Promotion of Industrial Decarbonization will help improve the industrial sector's competitiveness in the current economic climate.
26 Mar, 2026