Allen & Gledhill LLP’s energy, infrastructure and projects team specialises in the energy and resources, petrochemicals, telecommunications, transportation and infrastructure sectors. The multi-disciplinary practice is full-service and covers the whole project lifecycle, from structuring, developing, and project financing to commissioning, operating, and acquisitions. The team regularly advises both project companies and financiers. Notably, team co-led Kelvin Wong possesses extensive knowledge of the energy and gas sectors in Singapore and frequently advises electricity and gas clients on their business operations. Other team lead Kok Chee Wai’s practice includes acting for banks and sponsors on limited recourse project financing in various sectors. Tan Wee Meng has experience in project developments relating to petrochemical plants, LNG, clean energy and renewables plants. Julie Sim’s banking and finance practice includes advising banks and sponsors on project financings.

Dentons Rodyk’s energy team stands out for its sector expertise in the solar, coal, LNG, and wind sectors. It regularly advises major energy companies on power purchase agreements, M&As, and project financing. Notably, key individual Joo Thye Tan focuses on the energy, mining, and infrastructure areas with capabilities to advise on project finance, restructuring, M&A, and direct investment. Jonathan Guwe, who works closely with Thye, is experienced in the financial aspects of energy-related projects. Ipshita Chaturvedi has expertise in the renewable energy sector, from coal, oil, and LNG to hydrogen, ammonia, lithium, solar, wind and other sustainable energy sources. Ron Oong has experience in the areas of banking and finance, energy, mining, infrastructure, project finance, and restructuring.

Drew & Napier LLC projects, energy and infrastructure practice group often works with its construction and engineering dispute resolution team, and stands out for its work with disputes in relation to the financing and implementation of projects. Its contentious and non-contentious work covers the power and energy, telecommunications, transportation, and construction sectors. The team is headed by Jimmy Yim, who has over three decades of experience in complex, cross-border disputes concerning the legal, contractual, technical and operational elements of energy and construction projects. Mahesh Rai regularly represents clients in numerous complex projects, energy and infrastructure matters in sectors such as hydropower, energy, telecommunications, and construction. Christopher Chong, who is head of construction and engineering, often works on major private and public sector projects in Singapore, specialising in the construction sector.

Rajah & Tann Singapore LLP’s construction and projects team stands out for its strong expertise in regulatory work, as well as in sustainability and green projects. The team often advises clients on hydrogen, solar, and wind projects. It also has extensive experience when it comes to project financing, regularly advising on project ‘firsts’ across the region. The practice is led by Sim Chee Siong, who specialises in the infrastructure and energy sectors, with a focus in mining, petrochemical plants, and oil tanking projects. Other key individual Shemane Chan has significant experience in advising on various procurement platforms such as PPP, across different industries including energy, oil & gas, transportation, aviation, and telecommunications. Additionally, Soh Lip San stands out for his work in dispute resolution for complex construction and engineering projects, particularly for energy and infrastructure assets. Finally, Ng Kim Beng regularly advises on projects and acts in related disputes in the areas of building, engineering, power, oil and gas, and infrastructure development.

WongPartnership LLP’s energy, projects and construction team often represents statutory boards, quasi-governmental bodies, government-linked companies, and regulatory and supervisory bodies in the energy and construction industries across transactions, advisory, and regulatory matters. The team specialises in the construction, infrastructure, oil and gas, petrochemical, powers, utilities, renewables, and marine sectors. Notably, team co-head Tay Peng Cheng has experience on complex transactional matters involving the drafting, reviewing, and negotiating of energy and construction-related contracts, as well as project documentation for various types of developments. Other team lead, Ian de Vaz, stands out for his work in construction and civil engineering work, with a focus on drafting and advising on various forms of construction contracts, project management and consultancy agreements, and construction-related insurance policies. Lesley Tan’s main areas of practice encompass advisory work and contentious disputes. Linda Low regularly reviews, drafts, and advises on various construction contracts and project documents including those relating to offshore facilities and operations.

Harry Elias Partnership’s infrastructure projects practice is headed by Tan Chau Yee, and stands out for its expertise in both front-end and dispute resolution work. Its practice group includes specialist infrastructure projects lawyers who attend exclusively to legal matters in the projects and energy sectors. The firm’s clients include local and international employers, developers, contracts and consultants as well as government agencies and government-linked companies. Notably, Yee has extensive experience in the area of construction law, covering both contentious work and front-end work for engineering, construction, and infrastructure projects. Justin Chia acts in construction-related dispute resolution and advisory work, including experience as counsel in arbitrations.

Counting regulators, utilities, corporates, sponsors, and project developers among its key roster of clients, Bird & Bird ATMD LLP advises on renewable power projects, energy regulations, sustainable infrastructure and energy digitalisation mandates. Sandra Seah, who 'goes above and beyond' for clients in public projects and regulatory matters across Singapore, leads the team.

Duane Morris & Selvam LLP’s projects, energy and infrastructure team, which is headed by Leon Yee, Ramiro Rodriguez, and Priyank Srivastava, regularly works with downstream, upstream and midstream projects, power, renewable energy, regulatory and licensing matters, and contractual arrangements connected with energy projects and operations throughout Asia. The firm focuses its practice on Myanmar, with its Singapore office often serving as a supporting force.