Bianca Wolf

Bianca Wolf advises on energy generation, storage, transmission, distribution and trading projects, including power-sector auctions, with extensive experience in regulatory and contractual structuring. In recent years, she has also handled complex disputes in the sector, consistently taking a pragmatic, market-oriented approach.

She holds an LL.B. from Faculdade IBMEC-RJ (2013) and a postgraduate degree in Energy Law and Business in the Power Sector from Faculdade CEDIN (2023). She is a member of the Special Committee on Electric Power of the Brazilian Bar Association – Rio de Janeiro Section.

Practice Areas

Energy generation, storage, transmission, distribution and trading projects.
Representation in power-sector auctions and advice to consumers and market participants.
Regulatory and contractual structuring, with experience in complex disputes in the sector.

Education

LL.B. from Faculdade IBMEC-RJ (2013).
Extension course in Energy Law at Instituto Brasileiro de Estudos do Direito da Energia – IBDE (2020).
Postgraduate degree in Energy Law and Business in the Power Sector from Faculdade CEDIN (2023).
Energy Law researcher at Fundação Getúlio Vargas – FGV/RIO.
Member of the Special Committee on Electric Power of the OAB/RJ.

Professional Experience

Her practice focuses on energy generation, storage, transmission, distribution and trading projects, including power-sector auctions and advice to consumers, with substantial experience in regulatory and contractual structuring.

She has handled complex disputes in the sector with a pragmatic, market-oriented approach.

Professional Associations

Brazilian Bar Association – Rio de Janeiro Section.

Languages

Portuguese.
English.
German.

Publications

“Energy Law, the Doctrine of Unforeseeability and the Doctrine of the Basis of the Contract” (Editora Synergia, 2024).
“Offshore Wind: Is Brazil Ready?” (Editora Synergia, 2023).
“How the Power Sector Has Been Surviving the Pandemic” (Editora Synergia, 2022).
“Electricity Trading Agreements in the Free Contracting Environment” (Revista do Direito da Energia – IBDE, 2022).