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Stibbe advised the Walloon Regional Transport Company (SRWT) on the EUR 380 million tramway network (17.5 km) project in Liège.

Stibbe advised Syntus and its shareholder Keolis in connection with the procurement, acquisition, financing and maintenance of trains for the Zwolle – Enschede and Zwolle – Kampen concessions.

Assisting the Flemish Department of Environment & Spatial Development on a study about how to reduce gold-plating in the existing and new legislation on project- and plan-environmental impact assessments in Flanders as implemented from EU Directive 2001/4

Stibbe assisted the Flemish department of Environment & Spatial Development with an in-depth analysis of the Belgian jurisprudence on plan-environmental impact assessments (screenings), in a consortium with Antea Group.

De Werkvennootschap (established by the Flemish decree for the realization of complex city infrastructure) is currently leading the redevelopment of the traffic system on the ring road R0 around Brussels.

 

Stibbe represented KLM in summary proceedings against airline pilots, based on which KLM was allowed to terminate a pension financing agreement and avoid a EUR 600 million claim.

Stibbe advises Schiphol Amsterdam Airport on various public law issues, including a matter relating to the expansion of Schiphol's subsidiary, Lelystad Airport. Several local residents, and the Society for the Protection of Birds, appealed against the zon

Stibbe advised Vervoerregio Amsterdam on the concession for public transport by bus for the Amstelland-Meerlanden region. This concession is the largest concession in value for public transport by bus in the Netherlands, worth approximately EUR 1 billion.

Assisting the Federal Agency for Nuclear Control (FANC) and the Belgian State in the context of nuclear law.

Stibbe advised Vervoerregio Amsterdam on the concession for public transport by bus for the Amstelland-Meerlanden region.

Stibbe advised Wind aan de Stroom and Triodos on a project finance package for the development of the extension of its wind farm on the Antwerp left bank with five extra wind turbines.

Stibbe assisted the Belgian Buildings Agency in its claim for time extension and additional payment and in a litigation with the contractor concerning the ‘Residence Palace Building’, a new landmark in Brussels that will be the seat of the EU Council.

Successfully defended the global train manufacturer Bombardier Transportation in a dispute with the Israeli insurance company Phoenix. The dispute related to two fire incidents that occurred in Israel in 2001,  involving trains supplied by Bombardier Tran

Stibbe represented a global lifts manufacturer in several antitrust damage proceedings in Belgium brought by several entities, including the European Commission, following the European Commission's finding of an antitrust infringement in the elevator and