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Environmental Technology Company Acquires a Leading Industrial Air Filtration Company

The environmental technology company, Nederman Holding AB, represented by Sullivan, recently acquired a leading industrial air filtration company RoboVent, significantly strengthening its North American position by becoming the number one player within the U.S. weld fume extraction segment. Sullivan has provided acquisition advice to Nederman since 2017. Sullivan’s Environment & Natural Resources group handled preparation of environmental provisions of the purchase agreement and disclosure schedules and advised as to regulatory compliance at the target company.

Michael J. Student, Avinash R. Rao, Amy E. Sheridan, Erika L. Todd, Douglas S. Stransky and Ida J. Vanto

Thermal Energy Storage Company Shares to Commence Trading on Nasdaq

Sullivan advised Brenmiller Energy Ltd., a designer, builder and operator of thermal energy storage systems, in its $15 million private placement of ordinary shares and uplisting of ordinary shares to Nasdaq. The Company develops storage-based generation systems that combines thermal storage, inherent heat exchanging, and inherent steam generation in one unit.

Oded Har-Even, Reut Alfiah, Eric Victorson, Gal Cohen, Ilana Neck Levin and Emily A. Goldschmidt

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City-Owned Parking Lot Redeveloped into Three-Building Campus

Sullivan represents client FoxRock Properties concerning environmental issues related to its pursuit to redevelop the 2.3-acre former City-owned Ross Parking Lot into a three-building life science campus featuring retail and office space.

The redevelopment of this property has involved a multi-year negotiation with the City of Quincy, remediation of the development site, coordination with an adjacent City infrastructure project and permitting. At full build, the campus will total over one half million square feet and will play an important part in the revitalization of Quincy Center.

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