Strengthening the Warsaw energy and infrastructure sector, our website brings on a new senior associate.
Sara Radzicka-Tolwaj, a seasoned energy law expert, has joined global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright as a senior associate in the energy and infrastructure practice in Warsaw. With an in-depth understanding of complex regulatory and compliance projects, Radzicka-Tolwaj brings a wealth of knowledge to the table, particularly in power market mechanisms, unbundling, battery storage, biogas and biomethane, renewable energy sources, and EU energy legislation [1][2].
Radzicka-Tolwaj's expertise extends to advising clients on regulatory changes and matters, making her a valuable asset to the firm. She is particularly enthusiastic about advising on the legal and regulatory aspects of grid infrastructure, battery storage, biogas and biomethane projects, and a broad range of renewable energy assets. Her previous work has involved projects with electricity distributors on grid connection conditions, statutory obligations by Distribution System Operators (DSOs), and reporting duties to the President of the Energy Regulatory Office (ERO) [1].
The addition of Radzicka-Tolwaj to Norton Rose Fulbright's Warsaw energy and infrastructure team is considered an excellent one. The team, recognised for its sector-focused approach, aims to broaden the scope of services offered to clients with each new colleague. The team, led by Tomasz Rogalski, has deep experience and commitment to supporting clients in navigating the complexities of the evolving energy landscape [2].
For further information, please contact Dominika Karaś at Tel: 48 22 581 49 19. Norton Rose Fulbright's Warsaw energy and infrastructure practice comprises a team of lawyers who advise on various aspects of energy and infrastructure projects [2]. The firm is internationally recognised for its excellence in energy, infrastructure, and project finance capabilities [3].
Radzicka-Tolwaj is excited to contribute to Norton Rose Fulbright's regulatory and transactional practice, supporting clients domestically and internationally. The firm's Warsaw energy and infrastructure practice aims to further strengthen its market position with each new colleague, and the addition of Radzicka-Tolwaj is expected to strengthen the support provided to clients globally [3].
[1] Sara Radzicka-Tolwaj's Bio, Norton Rose Fulbright website. [2] Norton Rose Fulbright Expands Energy and Infrastructure Practice in Warsaw, Norton Rose Fulbright press release. [3] Norton Rose Fulbright Recognised as a Leader in Energy, Infrastructure, and Project Finance, Chambers and Partners.
In her new role as a senior associate, Sara Radzicka-Tolwaj's expertise in grid infrastructure, battery storage, biogas and biomethane projects, and renewable energy assets adds to Norton Rose Fulbright's efforts to expand its regulatory and transactional practice, seeking to broaden the scope of services offered to clients. As the firm is internationally recognized for its excellence in energy, infrastructure, and project finance capabilities, Radzicka-Tolwaj's contributions are expected to strengthen the support provided to clients, potentially impacting factors such as finance, lifestyle (considering the growing emphasis on sustainability and renewable energy), technology (particularly in the field of battery storage and renewable energy technologies), and sports (as many sports venues now incorporate renewable energy sources as part of their infrastructure).
