The law firm
The law firm von Bredow Valentin Herz, based in Berlin-Mitte, is a specialized law firm that focuses on all legal issues related to renewable energies. The experienced and highly qualified team advises companies throughout Germany and beyond in the areas of electricity, heat, and gas generation, storage, delivery, transport, and use, with a particular focus on renewable energies.
The firm offers comprehensive advice in various segments of the energy industry, including:
The firm is driven by the conviction that a rapid reduction of dependence on fossil fuels and the implementation of a comprehensive energy transition in all areas are essential. The focus is on the long-term and sustainable success of the clients. The firm is politically neutral and avoids a friend-enemy scheme[1].
von Bredow Valentin Herz is actively committed to sustainability and climate policy. The firm has been cooperating for many years with the Research Center for Sustainability and Climate Policy and organizes the Berlin Talks on Energy Law and Energy Policy. These collaborations enable the firm to focus its activities on its area of expertise and ensure the highest quality of advice. Additionally, the firm works closely with various industry associations such as the Federal Association of Renewable Energy e.V. (BEE) and the Biogas Council+ e.V. to improve the conditions for renewable energies and enforce their priority[1][2].
The firm's clients include plant operators, project developers, electricity traders, start-ups, energy suppliers, municipal utilities, plant manufacturers, energy traders, agricultural companies, commercial and industrial customers, investors, landowners, and financing banks. The firm is in constant exchange with numerous companies and political institutions active in the industry, which strengthens its consulting expertise[1][2].
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