Vinge represents Ellevio in the acquisition of Markbygden Net Väst AB, a network company that connects to the national grid via Svenska kraftnät's station in Trolltjärn outside Arvidsjaur, from Enercon.

Ellevio is one of Sweden's largest electricity network companies, and through the acquisition, Ellevio strengthens its role as a leading player in the Swedish energy transition and the path towards net-zero emissions by 2045. 

Vinge's team consisted of Peter Sundgren (Energy/M&A) together with Gustav Persson and Ida Appelgren (M&A), Johan Cederblad and Lina Österberg (Permits and Environmental Law), Kristoffer Larson and Hanna Kövamees (Real Estate Law), Fredrika Hjelmberg and Siri Blomberg (IT and GDPR), Mario Saad and Jolene Reimerson (Commercial Agreements), Daniel Wendelsson, Dagne Sabockis, Alva Chambert, and Isabell Åkerblom (FDI), Kristoffer Sällfors (Public Procurement), Carl Johan af Petersens and Andrea Rökaas (Regulatory), Niclas Lindblom (Construction Law), Ian Jonson (IP), Amelia Rihs (Labor Law), August Ahlin (Banking and Finance), Gulestan Ali and Jonna Fransson (Compliance), Caroline Löv (Transaction Support).

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