Dentons is well known for its strong projects and energy practice, and leverages the firm's international network to support clients on a high volume of cross-border matters. The team is adept at handling the full range of matters, with expertise in transactional, contentious and regulatory issues, and often acts for renewable energy, oil and gas, and infrastructure sector entities. Recently, the group has been active in battery storage projects and cases involving environmental matters. Practice head Petr Zákoucký is highly regarded for his experience in handling cross-border energy asset matters, the mining and energy law aspects of M&A transactions, and contentious work. Lukáš Výmola specialises in renewable energy matters, and Štefan Potočnák handles the contractual and regulatory aspects of infrastructure projects. Anna Urbanová is well versed in assisting clients with environmental protection issues.

Kinstellar’s projects and energy practice has an excellent track record in representing major international corporations and government entities in a wide spectrum of matters. Key areas of instruction include ESG compliance, public law planning, and electricity and gas commodities trading. Department head Kamil Blažek specialises in energy, infrastructure, and water and waste regulation matters, and has been kept busy assisting energy companies with nuclear and electricity projects. Blažek is ably supported by Jan Lehký, who handles the construction and environmental law aspects of large transactions. Michal Forýtek covers renewable energy and state aid work.

Skils s.r.o. advokátní kancelář's projects and energy offering is extensive and includes a broad range of work. Led by Karel Muzikář, the team has an excellent track record in handling public procurement matters, regulatory issues, infrastructure projects in the transport sector, contentious work and environmental cases. Karel Dřevínek assists clients with energy sector acquisitions and construction projects, and Martin Kramar handles project development work. Petr Severa is a name to note.

At White & Case, s.r.o., advokátní kancelář, the projects and energy group regularly undertakes high-profile work for a client base of domestic and international companies. The team is well known for its strength in handling gas and electricity sector work, as well as project finance matters, infrastructure project cases and contractual issues. Practice head Vít Stehlík stands out for his ‘deep business knowledge‘, and is very experienced in advising prominent international entities on energy-related M&A, infrastructure developments and public procurement matters. David Wilhelm is well versed in environmental and construction law matters, and Pavel Cizek advises on natural resources and gas infrastructure development work. Martin Vorisek handles commodities issues and energy regulatory cases.

At bpv Braun Partners s.r.o. advokáti, the team is sought after for its experience in handling a broad range of matters, including power plant construction projects, regulatory and licensing issues, and electricity and natural gas projects. The group routinely represents clients in the upstream oil and gas and renewable energy sectors in related development, compliance and acquisition matters, and is adept at assisting with photovoltaic projects. Elsewhere, the team continues to handle wind energy projects. David Vosol and Pavel Vincík co-head the practice, and Alexandr Pech is well versed in financing issues. Marc Müller and Michal Fógel have left the firm.

At CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang, the projects and energy department has an excellent reputation for its expertise in renewable energy sector matters. Solar and wind projects are prominent in the team's workload, and the group is adept at handling related regulatory, compliance and contentious issues. The client roster includes international energy and infrastructure companies. Lukáš Janíček heads the practice, and is well versed in advising on transactions in the energy and infrastructure sectors. Michal Samek handles the real estate aspects of energy sector mandates. Lukáš Reichmann is a name to note.

At PRK Partners, the team adopts a multidisciplinary approach through its coordination with the firm's corporate, IP, and banking and finance departments to support clients on a range of international matters. The group regularly advises on the operation, licensing and regulatory  aspects of infrastructure projects, as well as handling renewable energy matters, including financing work and development of solar power plants. The department is co-led by Jakub Lichnovský, who has extensive expertise in handling EPC contracts and the development of real estate projects; Martin Kříž, who has a solid track record in advising on the regulatory and M&A aspects of heating and gas developments; and Daniel Rosický, a key contact for high-value energy sector litigation. Rudolf Kožušník, Jana Pekařová and Robert Reiss are key members of the team.

ROWAN LEGAL’s growing projects and energy practice routinely acts on a broad range of matters, including electricity network maintenance, regulatory work, waste disposal issues, and nuclear power plant issues. Water infrastructure transformation cases are a core area of strength for the group, which regularly acts for power plant operators and energy traders. Vilém Podešva heads the department, with extensive expertise in advising on energy and public investment matters. Anna Cervanová has a solid track record in representing clients administrative proceedings before the Energy Regulatory Office, and Malvína Urbánková is a key contact for compliance and regulatory issues. Lukáš Sommer is a name to note. Jan Měkota left the firm in June 2024.

act Randa Havel Legal's projects and energy department regularly represents municipal and waste management sector clients, however the group is also strong in handling the financing and construction of power units for the production of heat and gas and the export of investment projects for the generation of electricity. Waste management matters are another key area of instruction for the team. The 'commercially astute' Jan Havel is a key contact for investment cases; he co-heads the department with Alois Šatava, who is well versed in handling renewable energy projects. Jan Ožana advises on EPC contracts and Jakub Adamek handles construction projects.

A&O Shearman‘s team works in tandem with the firm’s global network of offices to support investment funds, lenders and sponsors on a wide range of matters. The group has a solid track record in handling project finance work, and is equally strong in advising on ESG compliance, project contracts and risk management strategies. Energy, infrastructure and telecoms are sector strengths for the group. Petr Vybiral co-heads the department with Jana Maršálková, who has expertise in project finance matters.

At Glatzová & Co., s.r.o., the department's scope of work includes the development of power plants and industrial sites and project financing matters. The team has established experience in handling a wide spectrum of energy law issues, project development cases, and related transactional, regulatory, and contentious matters. Practice head Erik Kolan is well versed in handling the regulatory aspects of real estate development projects and renewable energy matters.

Kocián Šolc Balaštík's team is active in matters concerning in the development and construction of power facilities, energy project financing and related public law issues. The client base includes waste management organisations and energy corporations. Václav Rovenský, who has expertise in advising on regulatory matters and energy construction projects, co-heads the practice with Tomáš Sequens, who has a solid track record in handling the energy law aspects of commercial transactions. Petra Mirovská is active in environmental matters.