Weil is advising Infrastructure at Goldman Sachs Alternatives in its acquisition of the U.S. Distributed Clean Energy (DCE) business of RWE Americas, a leading power provider in the U.S. The transaction is subject to regulatory approvals and other customary closing conditions and is expected to close during the fourth quarter of 2026.

The RWE DCE business is comprised of approximately 348 megawatts of operating assets across 16 states, and a development pipeline of 1.2 gigawatts. Following closing, the DCE business will continue to provide operations and maintenance, asset management and development activities.

The Weil team is led by Private Equity partners Luke Laumann and Irina Tsveklova includes U.S. Private Equity Co-Head Christopher Machera and associates Eric Thornton, Zane Elsisi, Tanner Co and Noah Kreger; Executive Compensation & Benefits partner Victoria Rosamond and associate Rustin Armknecht; Technology & IP Transactions partner Dennis Adams and associates Shreya Santhanam and Trey Davis (Not Yet Admitted in New York); Privacy & Cybersecurity partner Liza Cotter and associates Colleen Seidel and Izzy Wang (Not Yet Admitted in New York); Employment partner Peter Mee and associate Katherine Strollo; Tax partner Chayim Neubort, counsel Adam Sternberg and associate Nathan Bunch; Antitrust partner Mark Seidman and associate Jarui Wang; Regulatory Transactions partners Antonia Tzinova and John O’Loughlin and associate Sisi Liu; Environmental partner Seth Kerschner and associate Graham McHenry; and Real Estate attorney Leslie Smith and associates Douglas Illsley and Tamar Ungar.