Cirio Advokatbyrå AB’s energy team is a leading adviser to energy producers and electric utilities on large-scale transactions, with demonstrable expertise acting on investments, acquisitions, and divestments across asset types. Practice head Jörgen Möller has deep experience across energy and infrastructure projects and transactions, whether acting for transmission system operators on renewable energy developments, investors on portfolio acquisitions, or project companies on facility divestments. Fredrik Morfeldt, an expert concerning wind and hydropower infrastructure, has specialist knowledge of M&A, project development, and permitting matters. Maria Hanbo focuses on contracting and regulatory matters concerning renewable energy and biogas projects.

Fielding a diverse team able to handle transactional, financing, and development and permitting matters across the renewable energy sector, Mannheimer Swartling regularly acts for project companies and investors across wind and solar, battery storage, and nuclear power projects. The energy practice is co-headed by Emma Olnäs Fors, who is regularly engaged on transactional matters and joint ventures in the clean power space; Andreas Zettergren, who specialises in solar and wind project financing mandates; and environmental law expert Therese Strömshed, who leads on renewable energy and infrastructure permitting mandates. Also notable is Madeleine Edqvist, who bolsters the firm’s presence in energy regulation and permitting processes.

The energy practice at Setterwalls has ‘a deep understanding of all aspects of the energy arena’, acting for major power producers and utilities on transactional, regulatory, and project development mandates across a diverse asset range. Leveraging the expertise of its practice co-heads, the firm is able to support clients throughout the lifecycle of an energy project. Jonas Frii advises owners and operators on project investments and divestments; Martin Sandgren is active on development, contracting, and corporate structuring matters across nuclear power, renewable energy, and biocarbon projects; and Tove Andersson is a key contact on regulatory and permitting matters concerning wind, battery, and green hydrogen facilities.

Advokatfirman Vinge is a trusted adviser on high-value and complex mandates within Sweden’s power sector, acting for major domestic and regional clients on high-value and complex M&A, financing, and project agreement mandates. Regularly acting for both asset managers and energy companies across transactional matters, the team blends extensive experience in acquisitions with a leading understanding of energy law. Christoffer Thalin supplements his transactional expertise acting for investors and asset managers with a deep familiarity in permitting and regulatory matters, and Peter Sundgren pairs strong commercial skills with a familiarity across the technical aspects of wind power, battery storage, and e-methanol projects.

DLA Piper Sweden’s energy team has key strength in corporate, M&A, and financing matters, complementing its traditional expertise in the wind power sector with broader engagement across emerging energy transition projects. Practice head Peter Ihrfelt provides clients with ‘strong capabilities in both legal and commercial negotiations in M&A processes’, offering a particular specialism concerning investments in the wind power, battery storage, and biogas segments. Bolstering the team, Johan Forsling advises on the permitting and environmental regulatory aspects of renewable energy projects, while Björn Sjöberg is an expert in financing and transaction mandates in the wind power segment.

Foyen Advokatfirma is a key player in Sweden’s renewable energy sector, offering particular expertise across licensing processes, project development matters, and energy and environmental law. Practice co-head Pia Pehrson is a highly sought-after adviser for leading domestic and international energy companies on legal proceedings, licensing and concession applications, and permitting and grid issues, particularly in the onshore wind segment. The energy team is also co-headed by Andreas Lindström, who has deep knowhow regarding physical and virtual energy transactions, market compliance, and electricity, gas, and heat regulations.

The energy team at Advokatfirman Lindahl KB is a key partner to power and utility companies across corporate, contentious, and contractual mandates. Per-Anders Bengtsson, ‘the go-to guy’ for commercial solutions in the renewable energy market, is active on corporate and M&A mandates and project disputes, while Per Mildner is highly sought after to advise on contractual matters and supplier agreements for major clean energy projects. Mikael Wärnsby rounds out the offering with a long track record in permitting, regulatory, and litigation matters, particularly concerning renewable energy and electricity infrastructure.

MAQS Advokatbyrå has ‘a deep understanding of the energy market in Sweden’ and a capacity to assist clients through diverse transactional matters, whether M&A, joint ventures, investments, or capital raises and financings. Energy team head Mikael Kowal brings deep sector expertise to complex and innovative mandates, advising clients on wind power, battery storage, and e-fuel projects. The team is also notable for Jessica Svantesson’s expertise concerning wind power developments, and Ida Hillestad’s ‘very grounded knowledge’ of energy projects and transactions.

At Roschier, the energy and infrastructure team is a key adviser to pan-Nordic energy utilities and operators, assisting throughout the full spectrum of the energy landscape with expertise in the wind power, green products, and oil and gas segments. Leading the team, Björn Winström ‘demonstrates excellent strategic thinking’ and is a leading contact on M&A, investments, and financings across asset types. Disputes group head Johan Sidklev is active on contentious work in the energy sector, particularly concerning investment arbitration, exploration rights, and contractual agreements.

The ‘knowledgeable, accurate, and customer-focused team’ at CMS Wistrand is a key partner to power developers and energy companies across the full spectrum of energy law matters and asset types. Energy and climate change team head Rudolf Laurin has a ‘deep level of knowledge of the legal sector around energy and industrial plants’ and is a key contact across all phases of a project, from development to M&A and disputes.

The energy team at Eversheds Sutherland is a key contact for projects, M&A, regulatory and disputes matters concerning renewable energy, green products, and electricity infrastructure. Construction lawyer Jan Österman has ‘great knowledge and experience’ in the energy sector, offering clients a familiarity across corporate and regulatory matters, planning and contract strategy, and supplier agreements. With longstanding public procurement knowhow, Johan Kennemyr advises on commercial and regulatory matters impacting electricity deals and infrastructure.

Hammarskiöld’s energy and infrastructure team is a notable adviser to power and industrial sector clients on company-level financings, investments, and acquisitions, demonstrating expertise within the renewable power, green technology, and conventional energy spaces. Erik Fahlgren acts for domestic and international clients on financings and transactions concerning energy and green technology companies, while Rasmus Fahlén is highly skilled in acting for sponsors and corporate investors on the financing of energy projects and infrastructure. Former practice head Jakob Falkman departed in 2024.

Morris Law’s energy department is an active name for contentious, corporate, and environmental and permitting matters impacting power projects and energy infrastructure. Team co-head Christina Rydell Ahlström is an expert in the wind, solar, and biogas segments and regularly advises municipalities and public energy companies on restructuring issues, permitting processes, and judicial proceedings. Carl Friberg bolsters the team with expertise in the issues impacting energy-intensive industries.