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Jakub Wysocki

Jakub Wysocki has spent his career in the field of real estate consultancy and the implementation of the investment and construction process, providing services to companies from the construction sector implementing complex construction projects (including through international consortia) in, among others, the road and railway construction sector and the FMCG sector.

He gained his experience in Poznań law firms and local government units. In addition, Jakub is also involved in legal counselling concerning the development sector, housing communities, spatial planning and RES investments.

Jakub focuses on providing advisory services to domestic and foreign entities by delivering high quality services that meet the needs of clients and take into account the market realities of the investments they make. He is the author of articles in the Firm's social media and a speaker at specialist conferences and seminars.

Jakub is a graduate of the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Faculty of Law and Administration, and the University of Dresden, where he completed postgraduate studies in European Law and European Integration.

Memberships

  • Regional Chamber of Legal Advisers in Poznań

Publications

  • Check out Jacob's publications on our blog and Linked In and learn more about the latest trends and analysis in real estate, construction, RES and town planning law.

Jakub Wysocki 

Jakub Wysocki

Attorney at law in Poland, LL.M.

Expertise
Real estate and construction, Investment and commercial law , Court and administrative proceedings

Languages
Polish, German, English

+0048 61 85 82 55 0
wysocki@vonzanthier.pl
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From Due Diligence to Closing – how to safely buy and sell wind projects in Poland

In transactions involving wind projects, the purchase price is only one element of the project’s value. Equally important are the land rights, the quality of administrative decisions, the grid connection status, the completeness of the documentation and the allocation of risk if the project does not reach the expected stage of development.

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Permits Without Surprises – Spatial Planning, Environmental Decisions and Cooperation with Municipalities

The success of a wind energy project depends not only on finding a suitable location and securing financing. It is also crucial to coordinate spatial planning, environmental procedures and cooperation with the municipality from the outset. If these processes are not aligned, the project may face delays, additional costs and changes to its plans. In this article, we explain what investors in Poland should consider and how to identify permitting risks at an early stage.

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Grid Connection First – Grid Connection Conditions, Deadlines and Technical and Contractual Safeguards

Access to the grid is increasingly decisive in determining whether an onshore wind project in Poland can be developed and financed. The new rules change the process for obtaining connection conditions by introducing additional fees, security requirements and shorter deadlines, while also creating new flexible connection models. We explain what these changes mean for investors and which risks should be considered at the project planning stage.

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