Energy
The Middle East is a key market for Energy Transition with a particular focus on renewables, decarbonization and pursuing radical regulatory change. From electric vehicles to solar panel farms, and the step away from traditional power sources, the region is investing into cleaner fuels and new technologies.
Our multi-disciplinary team of lawyers are on hand to assist our clients with their energy transition strategies, providing not only legal and regulatory advice, but also risk advisory services, divestment and expansion planning, and industry insight. Our team have the knowledge and understanding needed to lead on your energy projects, from M&A, to government tenders, to litigation; we provide our energy clients with on-the-ground specialist service.
The legal and regulatory frameworks for energy are constantly evolving – our relationships with local authorities and regulators mean that you stay one step ahead. We can be your trusted partner to navigate potential challenges and to ensure the success of your objectives.
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- Regulatory & compliance
- M&A
- Divestures
- Digital infrastructure
- Construction and engineering
- Energy litigation and arbitration
- eMobility
- Environment, social and governance matters
- Corporate governance
- Risk advisory
- Project finance
- Intellectual property
- Procurement & government tenders
- Legal due diligence
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