With significant specialisation in the energy transition space, Burges Salmon LLP stands out in the renewable energy sector for handling high-value and often cross-border projects. The team advises a deep roster of clients in the industry, providing strategic counsel on M&A, financings, project developments as well as consenting and regulatory matters related to various renewable energy sources, including onshore and offshore wind, solar, geothermal energy, and green hydrogen. Practice head Ross Fairley is recognised for his work on a wide range of projects, including solar, battery, offshore and onshore wind, electric vehicle, tidal, and hydrogen. Notably, he is involved in developing innovative approaches to trading green electricity in the UK. Nick Churchward is a leading expert in waste-to-energy, biomass, and renewable energy trading arrangements and regulation, while Euan Bremner specialises in advising developers, investors, and debt funders on renewable energy and infrastructure projects throughout the UK, including wind, solar, and battery storage initiatives. Camilla Usher-Clark and James Phillips are also key contacts for renewable energy projects and transactions. Emma Andrews, meanwhile, is highly recommended for finance transactions, particularly in the renewables, clean heat, waste, and energy sectors.

Clifford Chance LLP continues to secure a leading position in the renewable energy sector, demonstrating considerable expertise in both offshore and onshore wind, as well as solar energy projects. The firm’s energy transition group stands out for assisting clients with complex, high-value work in the energy transition space, notably including green hydrogen projects. Beyond her expertise in offshore wind projects and renewable energy transactions, practice co-head Clare Burgess is noted for sustainable bonds and green bonds work. Praveen Jagadish leads the charge within London’s green hydrogen group, specialising in low-carbon energy generation solutions. The team also includes Nicholas Hughes, recognised for having recently advised on some of Africa’s largest renewables’ transactions, and Jonathan Dillon, an expert in domestic and cross-border M&A related to clean energy, renewables and brownfield infrastructure assets.

CMS offers comprehensive advice to a deep roster of clients on a range of complex transactions, projects, and disputes in the renewables and alternative energy space. Leveraging its global footprint, the firm’s expertise extends to the development of offshore and onshore wind projects, greenfield portfolio acquisitions, and strategic counsel on green hydrogen production. The energy and climate change group is led by Munir Hassan, who routinely advises on low carbon projects as well as offshore wind, onshore wind, solar and biomass transactions. He is regularly assisted by clean energy specialist Louise Dalton, a key contact for matters related to energy storage and batteries, and the transition to net-zero. The team also benefits from the regulatory insights provided by Matthew Brown, particularly in navigating the complex regulatory landscape surrounding renewable energy initiatives. Dalia Majumder-Russell further enhances the team’s expertise with her knowledge of renewable energy transactions, commercial agreements, and regulatory frameworks, while corporate specialist Charles Currier is another key contact for complex transactions in the renewables sector.

Chaired by global energy head Lewis McDonald, Herbert Smith Freehills LLP is renowned for its instrumental role in advising clients on pivotal energy transition projects. The team routinely provides expert guidance on the development, financing, acquisition, and sale of various renewable energy and new technologies projects. Their wide-ranging focus encompasses onshore and offshore wind and solar energy initiatives, battery energy storage systems, and energy-from-waste plant projects. Key contacts in the firm’s renewables practice include Sarah Pollock, a go-to choice for both leading renewable investors and new market entrants striving to achieve their net-zero goals, and clean energy transition specialist Silke Goldberg, who advises on renewable power generation transactions, climate change liability and litigation issues as well as emission trading regimes. Matthew Job is recognised for his contributions to energy transition work, while Helen Beatty is a notable authority on decarbonisation matters. Charlotte Whight is also highly recommended for renewables projects spanning wind, solar battery energy storage systems and green hydrogen.

In the renewable energy sector, Linklaters LLP demonstrates a wealth of expertise in navigating major energy transition projects, both domestically and on a global scale. The team excels in providing comprehensive support across the spectrum of renewable energy transactions, encompassing development, financing, acquisitions, sales, and refinancing of offshore wind and green hydrogen projects. The global energy practice is chaired by Richard Coar and Chris Staples, renowned for advising on a diverse array of renewables transactions. Richard Ginks offers invaluable expertise in energy-from-waste and offshore wind projects, while Francesca Matthews further enhances the team’s capabilities with her specialised knowledge in the development and financing of large-scale low carbon projects.

Under the leadership of renewable energy and energy transition specialist Rob Marsh, Norton Rose Fulbright’s renewables team provides comprehensive support to a diverse client base across all facets of solar and wind projects, covering the entire value chain from development and financing to acquisitions and arbitration proceedings. Charles Whitney is a key figure for complex project renewable energy financings in emerging markets, with a particular focus on Uzbekistan, while Chris Down is renowned for his expertise in advising on the development and financing of numerous wind and solar projects. Stephen Rigby chairs the firm’s corporate and M&A renewables practice, bringing extensive experience in joint ventures, acquisitions, investments, and divestitures across offshore wind, solar, and energy storage projects. Madhavi Gosavi, a specialist in project and structured finance, adds further depth to the team’s capabilities, while Melusi Dlamini, newly promoted to partner, focuses on the development and financing of large-scale renewable energy projects across multiple jurisdictions. In the project finance space, Chris Aird and Ben Carrozzi support with the financing, construction, and development of onshore wind, offshore wind, solar, and hydrogen projects.

Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe (UK) LLP‘s energy and infrastructure practice covers all aspects of renewable energy projects, ranging from M&A transactions and joint venture agreements to regulatory compliance, and dispute resolution. The team notably advises on a range of renewable generation and energy transition projects both in London and globally, including offshore wind energy projects, the establishment of green hydrogen and solar PV facilities, and matters concerning battery storage. The firm’s global renewables practice is chaired by Evan Stergoulis, a key contact for renewable energy projects both in the UK and internationally. Wind energy and offshore transmission specialist Ravinder Sandhu acts on large-scale renewable M&A, joint ventures, corporate restructurings, and regulatory matters, while Adam Smith is recognised for his expertise in corporate and finance transactions in the renewables space. Another key contact is Simon Alsey, whose focus is on project development and commercial contracts in the renewable energy sector.

Led by Henry Stewart , Watson Farley & Williams LLP‘s energy and infrastructure practice advises on a comprehensive range of renewable energy projects, including solar, wind, green hydrogen, biomass, and battery storage, offering expertise in project financing, M&A, and dispute resolution. Martin Lucas has extensive experience advising developers, debt and equity funders in the offshore wind sector, both during development and construction phases, as well as through acquisitions and disposals. Dispute resolution expert Rebecca Williams is noted for handling projects related to the UK’s offshore wind energy generating capacity, and Katherine Best has broad experience with renewables transactions such as solar, onshore and offshore wind, and biomass. Jennifer Charles specialises in domestic and international project financings with a focus on renewables, encompassing financing aspects, M&A, commercial projects, and regulatory matters.

Drawing on its extensive experience representing major developers, energy corporates, utilities, and funds, Addleshaw Goddard solidifies its leading position in the renewables sector through its involvement in complex, high-value projects across wind, solar, green hydrogen, and storage. The firm boasts an accomplished team, including Leeds-based Richard Goodfellow, a key contact for wind, energy-from-waste, and biomethane projects. Matthew Williams is renowned for his proficiency regarding cutting-edge technology, with a focus on floating offshore wind, green hydrogen production, and battery storage solutions. Paul Jones focuses on energy transition projects aimed at achieving low carbon outcomes. Rory Connor‘s expertise lies in wind and renewable heat projects, offering strategic guidance to clients navigating this evolving sector, while Glasgow-based Sarah Baillie is recommended for issues related to the development of battery energy storage systems.

Dentons‘ power team advises on several greenfield renewable project developments, both in the UK and globally. This includes providing strategic counsel on complex solar, battery storage, and green hydrogen projects, as well as handling power procurement matters for renewable power and carbon credit trading arrangements. Practice head Lucille De Silva is a recognised authority in the renewable energy sector, where she routinely handles renewables and low carbon transactions, particularly in the solar energy space. Recently promoted to partner, Gareth Tenner offers strategic advice on a range of projects, including green hydrogen, onshore and offshore wind, energy from waste, battery storage, and hydro initiatives. Colm Ó hUiginn remains another key contact for renewable power M&A transactions in the UK and Ireland, while Mel Mahon focuses on renewable energy projects across multiple technologies.

DLA Piper‘s power and renewables practice advises across the full lifecycle of renewable energy projects, advising on acquisitions, developments, and financings of onshore and offshore wind, asolar power, and green hydrogen projects. The team also advises on corporate transactions, project documentation, and regulatory compliance in the energy transition domain. Energy and natural resources co-chair Natasha-Luther Jones has significant expertise in the development, construction, and operation of renewable energy assets, while fellow co-chair James Carter focuses on corporate power purchase agreements (PPAs). Andreas Gunst is recognised for his regulatory prowess in areas such as green hydrogen, renewable energy certificates, and CO2 emission allowances, while Anna Mills specialises in resolving disputes within the renewable energy sector. Other key contacts include Charlotte Eliades, recommended for project financing and development solutions within the renewable energy sector; Kenneth Wallace-Mueller, who focuses on renewable energy procurement and trading; and Tom Metcalfe, who handles onshore wind, solar developments and PPAs.

Pinsent Masons LLP’s renewables and cleantech department advises clients on a variety of renewable energy transactions, ranging from onshore and offshore wind, to solar, green hydrogen and battery storage. Julia Maguire leads the practice alongside Gareth Phillips, an established authority in the offshore wind market, and Ian McCarlie, who routinely advises clients in the UK renewable energy sector on joint ventures, acquisitions, development, and financing of onshore and offshore wind, solar and storage technologies. Other key contacts include clean energy specialist Pete Feehan, John Tyerman for transactions in and clean tech sectors, and Apicksha Patel. Alexander Grant specialises in advisory and dispute work on a wide range of renewable projects; Amy Stirling advises on the UK energy sector decarbonisation; and David Tretowan focuses on transmission, interconnector and battery energy storage projects.

Simmons & Simmons‘ London-based power practice, led by Iain Duncan, provides expert advice on the development, financing, construction, and acquisition of renewable energy projects, including onshore and offshore wind, solar, and EV charging infrastructure. Alex Blomfield is a specialist in cross-border renewable energy project development, financing, and M&A. Marc Fèvre is a key contact for renewable power offtake arrangements and innovative carbon financing, with a notable focus on Africa. Patrick Wallace‘s expertise extends to battery storage and PPAs, while Andrew Petry handles renewables transactions, including restructuring and acquisitions. Ben James is another key contact for renewable energy transactions across private M&A, joint ventures and private equity.

Jointly led by Michael Corbett and Hywel Davies, Slaughter and May’s infrastructure, energy, and natural resources team advises on complex transactions in the renewables sector, covering corporate M&A, financing, projects, dispute resolution, and regulatory advice. The team excels in handling renewable energy generation projects, encompassing green hydrogen, offshore and onshore wind, solar, and bioenergy with carbon capture. Azadeh Nassiri is a key contact for offshore windfarm projects, where he is regularly supported by international energy and infrastructure projects specialist Richard Todd. Daniel Mewton advises on both the contentious and non-contentious aspects of renewable energy projects, including green hydrogen and offshore wind energy.

Under the guidance of Michael Watson, White & Case LLP‘s global energy industry group maintains its position as a leading force in numerous significant energy transition initiatives, both domestically and internationally. The team’s expertise extends to assisting clients in the development and financing of renewable energy projects, investments in energy transition assets, and navigating climate change and environmental-related litigation. Carina Radford is recognised for handling complex onshore and offshore wind, solar, and green hydrogen projects, while Mukund Dhar routinely advises on high-value, cross-border wind and solar power, green hydrogen, and battery storage projects. David Robertson is a key figure for offshore wind and hydropower disputes, while Kamilla Azamat is noted for her contributions to matters concerning the development and financing of renewables projects. Lis Blunsdon‘s expertise lies in the regulation, operation, and optimisation of energy assets across the renewables sector – including thermal generation. Alex Field is highly recommended for his expertise in project development and financing matters, particularly in solar PV, onshore wind, and battery storage projects.

Akin‘s projects and energy transition practice is led by Alex Harrison, 'a knowledgeable and practical adviser' noted for his expertise in renewable energy and energy transition. The team is well-equipped to advise a broad range of investors, sponsors, developers, and governments on the gamut of transactions across the renewable and alternative energy sector. The group routinely handles project finance and project development matters, major corporate transactions, M&A and joint ventures across solar, wind, battery energy and green hydrogen. Matthew Hardwick is noted for his focus on the development and deployment of project delivery solutions for the renewables and alternative energy sectors, while Daniel Giemajner is recommended for complex green ammonia, solar and battery storage projects.

Led by energy, mining, and infrastructure specialist Richard Blunt, Baker McKenzie LLP‘s London office boasts a solid team of renewable energy experts who regularly advise clients on a wide array of transactional, regulatory, and contentious matters. The team's focus spans a host of renewable energy sectors, including green hydrogen, wind and solar, energy from waste, renewable carbon capture, and renewable emissions trading structures. The team includes climate change and clean energy expert Andrew Hedges, whose broad practice spans the development of renewable energy projects, energy efficiency, sustainable energy procurement, and carbon finance. David Duncan adds to the team’s transactional expertise, covering mergers and acquisitions and joint ventures in the renewables space.

In the renewable energy sector, Bird & Bird LLP remains a trusted adviser to a diverse clientele, offering comprehensive guidance throughout the entire lifecycle of various wind and solar projects. This includes providing support from initial development stages to financing, acquisitions, and even trademark protection matters. A significant aspect of the firm’s work involves representing funders and project developers on a range of low carbon and renewable generation projects, as well as battery energy storage initiatives. Practice head Michael Rudd is a key contact for funders and project developers on numerous low carbon and renewable generation projects, while solar sector expert Matt Bonass is renowned for his expertise in renewable energy transactions. Elizabeth Reid has left the firm for an in-house position.

Led by energy finance specialist Jason Fox, Bracewell (UK) LLP‘s energy team assists clients with a range of renewable energy and sustainability matters, including wind, solar, battery storage, and carbon capture. Gordon Stewart is a key contact for acquisitions, joint development arrangements, and the financing of renewable assets. Tom Jamieson is recognised for his expertise in project development and finance in the energy sector, particularly focusing on energy transition and low carbon projects. Oliver Irwin is noted for his recent work in wind and battery energy storage.

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP advises on a range of renewable and alternative energy projects, providing comprehensive legal support from M&A and finance to regulatory, planning, construction, and dispute resolution. The team works on solar, onshore and offshore wind, and battery storage projects both in the UK and globally. Stephen Hill chairs the practice, focusing on renewable, low carbon, and energy transition projects and investments. Simon Davies is praised for his regulatory and transactional expertise in the renewable energy sector, while Jason Lovell specialises in the sale and purchase of renewable energy development projects. Ben Brown concentrates on renewable and low carbon energy. Mark Dennison is recommended for project financings and refinancings of solar assets.

Gowling WLG provides comprehensive advice across a range of renewable energy projects, including the development, financing, and acquisition of battery energy storage systems, as well as M&A and financing for green hydrogen, solar, and wind energy projects. Key members of the team include Gareth Baker, who specialises in renewable energy M&A, private equity, and project development; Gus Wood, recognised for handling some of the UK’s most significant PPAs in the renewables sector; Nath Curtis, an expert in project finance who routinely advises clients on the funding and refinancing of major renewable energy assets; and Paul Green, who handles a range of renewable energy infrastructure projects including onshore and offshore wind, solar, biomass, and energy from waste. Helen Emmerson and Jonathan Brufal are also recommended.

King & Spalding LLP‘s energy team maintains a broad renewable energy offering, advising on solar, wind, green hydrogen, and battery energy storage systems. Kelly Malone, who leads the London practice, routinely assists clients with the development, financing, construction and acquisition of large-scale renewable energy projects. Dan Feldman focuses on low-carbon energy power projects, most notably in the Middle East.

Mayer Brown International LLP‘s projects and infrastructure practice regularly assists clients with a wide array of renewable energy transactions, including acquisitions, financing, and project development in wind, solar, and green hydrogen. Kirsti Massie, who chairs the team, draws praise for her extensive experience with renewable energy assets, advising sponsors, developers, governments, and financial institutions on all aspects of renewable energy project development. Litigation specialist Jonathan Stone is a key contact for high-value disputes involving onshore and offshore wind farms, as well as energy-from-waste projects.

Milbank is a strong choice for a range of sponsors, export credit agencies, and commercial banks seeking guidance on complex energy transition projects, often spanning multiple jurisdictions. The team is well-versed in a variety of renewable energy projects, with a focus on the development and financing of solar, wind, battery storage, and green hydrogen. The project, energy, and infrastructure practice is jointly chaired by John Dewar and Matthew Brown. Dewar is noted for his expertise in renewables and energy transition projects, both in the UK and internationally, while Brown brings significant experience to the table, particularly in the development and financing of major transitional energy projects, such as those in the battery, green steel, hydrogen, and alternative fuels sectors. Munib Hussain, who was promoted to partner in January 2023, advises on complex lower carbon power generation projects, while special counsel Seyda Duman is another key contact for cross-border renewable energy project financings. Chris Taufatofua left the practice and is now at Vinson & Elkins RLLP.

Reed Smith LLP‘s energy and natural resources team is jointly led by renewable energy sector expert Charles Jurd and Kyri Evagora, and routinely advises a diverse array of project owners, equipment suppliers, project financiers, and companies on various renewable energy transactions. Their expertise covers joint ventures, mergers and acquisitions, project development, operation, and documentation. Since March 2024, the team has been strengthened by the addition of Tallat Hussain from White & Case LLP, who significantly contributes to the firm’s ESG and renewables offering. Another key contact is Laura Riddeck, who specialises in advising on construction and engineering projects.

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner‘s energy, environmental, and infrastructure group advises on a range of renewable energy projects, with a particular emphasis on wind and solar energy. Practice head Mark Richards is a key contact for project financing and M&A across solar, wind, and battery storage sectors, while Kevin Atkins advises multinational clients in the energy transition sector, managing cross-border acquisitions, joint ventures, and project financing for renewable energy assets.

Foot Anstey‘s energy and infrastructure team has considerable expertise in the renewable energy sector, regularly assisting with project development, funding, and M&A transactions across solar, wind, and battery energy storage, while also advancing projects involving green hydrogen and ammonia production. Bristol-based Ian Stubbs leads the team with his expertise in complex solar PV projects across Europe, while Christian Silk is known for his focus on decarbonisation, energy transition, and net-zero environmental solutions, advising clients on consenting aspects of major renewable energy projects. Kutahya Cherry, who heads the firm’s energy real estate team, concentrates her capabilities on solar, battery storage and EV projects. Mark Greatholder‘s broad practice spans solar, offshore wind, geothermal, and battery storage.

Freeths LLP‘s clean energy, waste, and sustainability team is led by Clare King, a specialist in clean energy projects. The firm regularly advises clients on a diverse array of clean and smart energy technologies, including wind, batteries, solar photovoltaics (PV), energy-from-waste, and green hydrogen. In January 2024, the team welcomed Deborah Harvey from Osborne Clarke LLP, enhancing its capabilities in contractual, regulatory, and transactional matters. Liam O’Flynn also brings significant expertise in battery storage and other renewable and clean tech projects.

HFW‘s construction team provides expert advice on a wide array of renewable energy projects both in the UK and globally. The team is particularly strong in handling offshore wind farm projects, and also offers significant expertise in battery storage and waste-to-energy issues. Practice co-head Michael Sergeant is an international arbitration specialist, while fellow co-chair Max Wieliczko focuses on construction and disputes; an area in which Richard Booth - whose focus lies in offshore wind projects - is also well-versed.

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP has significant expertise in the renewable energy sector, advising clients on project financing, structuring, and regulatory issues, particularly in Africa and the Middle East. The firm frequently handles cross-border project financing for the construction and operation of solar and wind power plants and investments in solar and waste-to-energy projects. Project finance expert Ferdinand Calice leads the team, advising on renewable energy projects across Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. ‘First-rate project finance lawyer‘ Dimitri Papaefstratiou has recently advised on innovative solar power projects in the UK, Mediterranean, Africa, and EMEA, while James Simpson is currently leading on major floating offshore wind projects. Jason Parker is noted for his expertise in developing energy and infrastructure in Sub-Saharan Africa, including solar PV, wind, and geothermal IPPs. International arbitration and disputes expert Maurice Kenton is another key contact.

Singled out for its transactional pedigree in the renewables market, Latham & Watkins‘ energy and infrastructure team provides comprehensive advice on various energy transition matters. Practice co-chair Conrad Andersen assists clients with a broad range of renewable and alternative energy transactions, while Beatrice Lo is recognised for her expertise in corporate transactions and regulatory advice related to renewable energy, and Simon Tysoe specialises in mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, and project development within the energy and natural resources sector.

Shoosmiths LLP is routinely entrusted by a range of developers, investors and funders for advice on complex infrastructure and renewable energy projects both in the UK and overseas. These include the construction and operation of clean energy generation, energy efficiency, and energy from waste. Practice head James Wood-Robertson focuses on clean energy and infrastructure projects and PPAs, while Chris Pritchett - who joined the firm in May 2023 from Foot Anstey - brings in new expertise in battery storage, solar, EV infrastructure and wind. Another key contact is corporate and M&A specialist Grant Edwards, who advises corporations, private equity funds, and developers on corporate transactions involving various renewable technologies, including wind, solar, anaerobic digestion and battery storage.

Stephenson Harwood‘s projects, energy, and infrastructure practice advises a diverse range of clients -  including sponsors, developers, and funders - on all manner of renewable energy transactions, encompassing offshore and onshore wind, solar, energy from waste, biomass, and green hydrogen. Practice head Jonathan Cripps is an expert in decarbonisation issues and a key contact for renewables and alternative energy projects. Max Lemanski leads the firm’s offshore energy group, providing advice on offshore wind and carbon capture and storage, while Rebecca Carter‘s broad practice covers solar PV, biomass projects, and carbon capture and storage. Graeme Barton focuses on the operation and maintenance of operational renewable energy projects. Cathal Leigh-Doyle is recognised for his expertise in offshore energy disputes and construction project management.

Trinity International LLP advises a host of clients on a range of complex, cross-border transactions in the renewable energy sector, spanning solar, wind, green hydrogen and geothermal power. The team also routinely advises on battery storage solutions. Paul Biggs notably focuses on renewable power projects in African countries, regularly handling geothermal, wind and solar IPPs. Simon Norris advises on structuring, development, and financing of power projects across all thermal and renewable fuel sources and technologies, while Jo Sykes advises financial institutions throughout sub-Saharan Africa on finance and project documents relating to renewable energy transactions. Fiona Gulliford is also highly recommended for her significant expertise spanning solar, wind, and battery storage solutions.

Led by Edinburgh-based Richard Cockburn, Womble Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP‘s energy practice advises a broad client base, including developers and contractors in the renewable energy sector, on projects ranging from onshore and offshore windfarms to renewable heat, solar, and green hydrogen. Sebastian Briggs focuses on the development, acquisition and financing of renewable energy assets, while Rebecca Ferguson and Carl Powlson are recognised for their broad capabilities in corporate finance, M&A, joint ventures, and reorganisations.

In the renewable energy space, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher advises on numerous large-scale transactions and disputes concerning a range of assets, including wind and solar power, green hydrogen, and battery energy storage. The team is led by Anna Howell, whose experience encompasses cross-border M&A and project development and financing, areas in which Federico Fruhbeck is also well-versed. Alice Brogi is a key contact for domestic and cross-border acquisitions, disposals, and joint ventures. Ben Shorten focuses on energy transition, while Trinh Chubbock is noted for her expertise in renewable energy. Both Shorten and Chubbock joined the team in July 2023 from legacy firm Shearman & Sterling LLP.

In the renewable energy sector, Gide Loyrette Nouel LLP advises clients on energy transition projects, project financing, and arbitration matters related to green hydrogen, wind, and solar energy. The team is led by Colin Graham, a specialist in cross-border transactions who handles corporate and commercial projects as well as M&A work. Matteo Matteucci focuses on cross-border M&A transactions and projects, including offshore wind and solar energy.

Hogan Lovells International LLP‘s energy and natural resources group advises clients on a number of offshore renewable energy projects across wind, solar, tidal, and green hydrogen. The team is jointly led by Arun Velusami, an expert in energy generation, distribution, and transmission projects, particularly in Africa, and Scott Tindall, who specialises in greenfield and brownfield power and renewable energy projects, public-private partnerships, and project finance transactions.

McDermott Will & Emery UK LLP advises on a range of renewable energy project financing transactions globally, including wind, solar, geothermal, and biomass projects. The team is led by Shah Jahan Khandokar, noted for his expertise in renewable energy projects in emerging markets, including Central, East, and South Asia; MENA; Sub-Saharan Africa; and Latin America. He is routinely assisted by newly promoted partner Elisabeth Moseley, who specialises in complex cross-border and M&A transactions.

Squire Patton Boggs‘ energy and natural resources team advises on a range of renewable energy projects across wind, solar, green hydrogen and battery storage. Team head Trevor Ingle is recognised for his expertise in renewable energy and energy transition projects, while regulatory specialist Paul Brennan also supports with renewable energy transactions.