Gowling WLG Corporate Energy Transition partner Will Glover has been named in Financier Worldwide's 'Power Players Energy Transactions 2026 – Distinguished Advisers', which recognises leading lawyers advising on complex transactions across the global energy market.

The 'Distinguished Advisers' list highlights a select group of practitioners operating at the forefront of energy transactions, reflecting the increasing strategic importance and complexity of deals spanning renewable and conventional power assets.

As Global co-leader of the Energy Sector and Partner in Gowling WLG's Corporate practice, Will advises sponsors, developers and investors on acquisitions, disposals and joint venture arrangements across the energy sector. His work spans renewable and conventional power assets, supporting clients in navigating transactions at the intersection of energy security, decarbonisation and evolving market structures.

His recognition reflects a strong track record advising on complex energy and infrastructure transactions, including strategic investments and partnerships across a range of technologies and different asset classes.

Notable recent work at Gowling WLG includes advising Geothermal Engineering Limited on the fundraising and joint venture arrangements for its United Downs geothermal power project, the Strioga Family Foundation on its investment into Gresham House's Glassenbury battery storage projects, and NextEnergy Capital on the acquisition of three ready-to-build solar PV and battery storage projects.

Gowling WLG's multi-disciplinary Energy Transition sector team has a first-class reputation in supporting clients across the full lifecycle of energy and infrastructure projects, combining corporate, finance, regulatory and projects expertise to deliver commercially focused, end-to-end advice in a rapidly evolving market.