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and/or carbon dioxide transportation and natural gas supply arrangements for two gas-to-methanol facilities in Louisiana, as well as carbon sequestration facilities, and multiple ammonia plants and/or generation facilities in Texas, Louisiana and Illinois\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003emultiple portfolio companies of Kayne Anderson Energy Funds and two other private equity firms in connection with water gathering and natural gas gathering, processing and sales agreements in Wyoming, New Mexico, Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma, Montana and North Dakota\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e\u003cstrong\u003eProject Development and Financing\u003c/strong\u003e\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ethe developer in an approximately $6,000,000,000 offtake agreement (with floor, netback and natural gas pass-through pricing), along with an approximately $1,600,000,000 fully wrapped engineering, procurement and construction agreement for a gas-to-liquids facility in Louisiana, along with associated other offtake 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Additionally, Drew advises clients in connection with complex midstream, gas sales, participation and joint operating arrangements.\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eFurther, he has a deep background in counseling private equity funds on investments in management teams.\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ePrior to joining King \u0026amp; Spalding, Drew was a partner at another international AmLaw 3 firm, and before that served as U.S. co-chair of the Energy practice at another international AmLaw 50 firm, as well as U.S. vice-chair of its M\u0026amp;A practice.\u003c/p\u003e","matters":["\u003cp\u003e\u003cstrong\u003ePrivate Equity M\u0026amp;A and Investments\u003c/strong\u003e\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eParasol Renewable Energy LLC (KKR investment) in the sale of Clenera at an enterprise value of $433,000,000 to Enlight Renewable Energy Ltd. Clenera is developing a portfolio of 12GWdc solar generation facilities and 5.5 GWh of energy storage in 20 states\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eSpur Energy Partners LLC (owned by KKR and EMG) in its $925,000,000 acquisition of oil and gas properties in New Mexico from Concho Resources, which included the acquisition of material midstream asset\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eKayne Anderson Energy Funds:\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ein its $2,400,000,000 (cash and stock) sale of Silver Hill Energy Partners, LLC and Silver Hill E\u0026amp;P II, LLC to oil producer RSP Permian Inc.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTerra Energy Partners LLC (also owned by Warburg Pincus) in the $910,000,000 million acquisition of WPX Energy Rocky Mountain, LLC from WPX Energy, Inc., which included the acquisition of oil and gas properties in Colorado and material midstream assets\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eSilver Hill Energy Partners Holdings, LLC in the sale of Silver Hill\u0026rsquo;s midstream assets \u0026mdash; 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This transaction involved negotiating multiple overriding royalty interests and material midstream assets\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ea large independent energy company in the acquisition of, and the joint venture for the ownership and operation of, natural gas liquids (NGL) pipelines along the Gulf Coast with a value of over $300,000,000\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eCalpine in the $240,000,000 acquisition of Crane Champion Holdco LLC\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ea large public energy company in its $175,000,000 sale of oil and gas properties in Louisiana to a private equity fund\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ea developer in connection with the acquisition of an 80MW solar photovoltaic generation facility in Idaho\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ea developer in connection with a joint venture to own, construct or operate solar and battery storage projects throughout the U.S., with over 1.25GW in construction or operation\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ea foreign company in the joint ownership and sale of its interest in a hydroelectric generation facility in Colombia and the acquisition of a construction company in California\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ea major international company in connection with the portfolio sale of nine wind generation facilities located across the U.S. representing over 1,000MW\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ea developer in connection with the acquisition of three solar photovoltaic generation facilities in California representing over 120MW\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ea major international company in connection with the portfolio sale of 12 solar photovoltaic generation facilities in California, representing approximately 240MW\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ea utility company in connection with the acquisition of a 50% interest in a 200MW wind energy generation facility located in Nevada and Idaho and the joint ownership, development and operation thereof\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ea developer in connection with various aspects of the development and sale of a 300MW solar project in New Mexico with 150MWh of battery storage\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ea developer in connection with the sale of a 68% interest in an approximately 110MW solar thermal energy generation facility located in Nevada and the joint ownership, development and operation thereof\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003etwo utilities in connection with the joint acquisition of a collective 25% interest in a 500kV above-ground transmission line development located in Nevada and the joint ownership, development and operation thereof\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ea utility in connection with the acquisition of a 50% interest in an approximately 150MW wind energy generation facility development located in Nevada and the joint ownership, development and operation thereof\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ea domestic company in connection with the sale of an approximately 28% interest in an above-ground international transmission line located in California and Mexico and the joint ownership and operation thereof\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ean international developer in connection with the sale of a majority interest in an approximately 150MW wind energy generation facility development in Texas\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e\u003cstrong\u003eMidstream Development\u003c/strong\u003e\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ea foreign company in connection the negotiation/amendment to multiple gathering and gas sales agreements in Texas\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ea portfolio company of two private equity funds in the negotiation of a life-of-lease gathering, hydrating, treating and processing agreement valued at over $5,000,000,000\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ean E\u0026amp;P company in negotiating or advising on 20+ natural gas gathering, treating and processing agreements, natural gas gathering facility construction agreements, natural gas sales agreements and NGL sales agreements\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003emultiple developers in connection with several precedent, natural gas transportation and/or carbon dioxide transportation and natural gas supply arrangements for two gas-to-methanol facilities in Louisiana, as well as carbon sequestration facilities, and multiple ammonia plants and/or generation facilities in Texas, Louisiana and Illinois\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003emultiple portfolio companies of Kayne Anderson Energy Funds and two other private equity firms in connection with water gathering and natural gas gathering, processing and sales agreements in Wyoming, New Mexico, Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma, Montana and North Dakota\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e\u003cstrong\u003eProject Development and Financing\u003c/strong\u003e\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ethe developer in an approximately $6,000,000,000 offtake agreement (with floor, netback and natural gas pass-through pricing), along with an approximately $1,600,000,000 fully wrapped engineering, procurement and construction agreement for a gas-to-liquids facility in Louisiana, along with associated other offtake agreements, terminal use agreements, gas supply agreements, nitrogen agreements, technology process licensing agreements (carbon dioxide and liquids) and operation and maintenance agreements\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eSolarReserve, LLC in connection with construction, operation and equipment supply agreements for the Crescent Dunes concentrated solar power project, which was financed by utilizing a Department of Energy loan guarantee for $737,000,000\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eFirst Solar in the negotiation of the interconnection, construction, equipment and operations agreements in connection with the $1,460,000,000 financing and construction of the 550 MW Desert Sunlight solar project\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ea developer in connection with the negotiation of a solar panel supply agreement for up to approximately $700,000,000 and related prepayment and security arrangements, which also included negotiating supply agreements for inverters, batteries and other equipment supplies\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ea developer in connection with the restructuring of a solar and battery storage development platform and associated debt and equity ownership due to changes in law that would have impacted the development and sale of the platform\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ea utility company in connection with multiple power purchase agreements for the back-to-back resale of the output of several renewable energy generation facilities, including wind, biogas and geothermal, and in reviewing, advising and/or negotiating with regard to multiple RFPs for wind, geothermal and solar facilities\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003emultiple developers in connection with shared facilities arrangements for 15+ wind, solar and battery storage projects throughout the U.S., both at the asset and equity levels\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ea developer in connection with a power purchase agreement for the output of an approximately 161MW wind energy generation facility located in 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Clenera is developing a portfolio of 12GWdc solar generation facilities and 5.5 GWh of energy storage in 20 states{{ FIELD }}Spur Energy Partners LLC (owned by KKR and EMG) in its $925,000,000 acquisition of oil and gas properties in New Mexico from Concho Resources, which included the acquisition of material midstream asset{{ FIELD }}Kayne Anderson Energy Funds:\nin its $2,400,000,000 (cash and stock) sale of Silver Hill Energy Partners, LLC and Silver Hill E\u0026amp;P II, LLC to oil producer RSP Permian Inc.{{ FIELD }}Terra Energy Partners LLC (also owned by Warburg Pincus) in the $910,000,000 million acquisition of WPX Energy Rocky Mountain, LLC from WPX Energy, Inc., which included the acquisition of oil and gas properties in Colorado and material midstream assets\nSilver Hill Energy Partners Holdings, LLC in the sale of Silver Hill’s midstream assets — including Outrigger Delaware Operating, LLC, a joint venture to build scalable natural gas gathering, natural gas processing and crude gathering infrastructure in the Delaware Basin\na portfolio company of two private funds in the sale of solar and battery storage projects for aggregate consideration of approximately $250,000,000, which involved a unique buyer development financing and securitization\na portfolio company of two private equity funds in the $1,600,000,000 acquisition of oil and gas properties in Texas\na portfolio company of a private equity fund in the $225,000,000 acquisition of oil and gas properties in North Dakota and Montana{{ FIELD }}a portfolio company of a private equity fund in the $900,000,000 acquisition of oil and gas properties in North Dakota and Montana, which also involved the acquisition of material midstream facilities\na private equity fund in the $1,250,000,000 acquisition and joint ownership of a partial interest in multiple interstate oil pipelines\na private equity fund in the acquisition of overriding royalty interests in Ohio and West Virginia valued at approximately $250,000,000\na private equity fund in the approximately $400,000,000 sale of multiple natural gas gathering and processing facilities and pipelines in Texas and Oklahoma, which included the negotiation of a debt financing for certain of such facilities and a workout with lenders\nParasol Renewable Energy LLC (KKR investment) in the sale of various solar and battery storage projects to Enlight Renewable Energy Ltd. with consideration up to $103,000,000\ntwo private equity funds in connection with the investment in a water technology business and the joint development of produced water purification systems\na portfolio company of a private equity fund in connection with multiple sales of solar facilities with approximately aggregate 2,100MW across Arizona, Montana, California, Louisiana and Utah\nArc Light, Warburg Pincus, Kayne Anderson Energy Funds, Five Points Energy and other private equity funds (or their portfolio companies) in connection with over 20 acquisitions, swaps, investments or divestitures in oil and gas properties, pipeline assets or energy transition investments across New Mexico, Texas, Wyoming, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Pennsylvania and West Virginia and offshore, as well as a portfolio company of two private equity funds in connection with various acquisition bids valued between $700,000,000 and $1,200,000,000 for oil and gas assets in Colorado or Texas{{ FIELD }}Kayne Anderson Energy Funds:\nin its $500,000,000 investment (and other advisement) in Canyon Midstream Partners II, LLC and Canyon Midstream Partners I LLC\nin its joint investment with Warburg Pincus for the $910,000,000 acquisition of WPX Energy Rocky Mountain, LLC from WPX Energy, Inc., which included negotiation of fund formation documents and negotiation with limited partners\nin negotiating seven management team investments with aggregate commitments of over $800,000,000\nWarburg Pincus in its undisclosed commitment to Ossidiana Energy Holdings LLC\nArcLight Capital in its $100,000,000 commitment to Legends II LLC{{ FIELD }}Strategic M\u0026amp;A and Investments\na publicly-traded company in connection with multiple acquisitions of oil \u0026amp; gas properties in Texas with an aggregate value of over $300,000,000\na private investor in the negotiation of a minority interest in a sustainable aviation fuel refinery with anticipated capital costs of over $3,000,000,000 and the joint ownership and operation thereof\na large publicly-traded energy company in the $250,000,000 acquisitions of oil and gas properties in Texas from two private equity funds. This transaction involved negotiating multiple overriding royalty interests and material midstream assets\na large independent energy company in the acquisition of, and the joint venture for the ownership and operation of, natural gas liquids (NGL) pipelines along the Gulf Coast with a value of over $300,000,000\nCalpine in the $240,000,000 acquisition of Crane Champion Holdco LLC\na large public energy company in its $175,000,000 sale of oil and gas properties in Louisiana to a private equity fund\na developer in connection with the acquisition of an 80MW solar photovoltaic generation facility in Idaho\na developer in connection with a joint venture to own, construct or operate solar and battery storage projects throughout the U.S., with over 1.25GW in construction or operation\na foreign company in the joint ownership and sale of its interest in a hydroelectric generation facility in Colombia and the acquisition of a construction company in California\na major international company in connection with the portfolio sale of nine wind generation facilities located across the U.S. representing over 1,000MW\na developer in connection with the acquisition of three solar photovoltaic generation facilities in California representing over 120MW\na major international company in connection with the portfolio sale of 12 solar photovoltaic generation facilities in California, representing approximately 240MW\na utility company in connection with the acquisition of a 50% interest in a 200MW wind energy generation facility located in Nevada and Idaho and the joint ownership, development and operation thereof\na developer in connection with various aspects of the development and sale of a 300MW solar project in New Mexico with 150MWh of battery storage\na developer in connection with the sale of a 68% interest in an approximately 110MW solar thermal energy generation facility located in Nevada and the joint ownership, development and operation thereof\ntwo utilities in connection with the joint acquisition of a collective 25% interest in a 500kV above-ground transmission line development located in Nevada and the joint ownership, development and operation thereof\na utility in connection with the acquisition of a 50% interest in an approximately 150MW wind energy generation facility development located in Nevada and the joint ownership, development and operation thereof\na domestic company in connection with the sale of an approximately 28% interest in an above-ground international transmission line located in California and Mexico and the joint ownership and operation thereof\nan international developer in connection with the sale of a majority interest in an approximately 150MW wind energy generation facility development in Texas{{ FIELD }}Midstream Development\na foreign company in connection the negotiation/amendment to multiple gathering and gas sales agreements in Texas\na portfolio company of two private equity funds in the negotiation of a life-of-lease gathering, hydrating, treating and processing agreement valued at over $5,000,000,000\nan E\u0026amp;P company in negotiating or advising on 20+ natural gas gathering, treating and processing agreements, natural gas gathering facility construction agreements, natural gas sales agreements and NGL sales agreements\nmultiple developers in connection with several precedent, natural gas transportation and/or carbon dioxide transportation and natural gas supply arrangements for two gas-to-methanol facilities in Louisiana, as well as carbon sequestration facilities, and multiple ammonia plants and/or generation facilities in Texas, Louisiana and Illinois\nmultiple portfolio companies of Kayne Anderson Energy Funds and two other private equity firms in connection with water gathering and natural gas gathering, processing and sales agreements in Wyoming, New Mexico, Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma, Montana and North Dakota{{ FIELD }}Project Development and Financing\nthe developer in an approximately $6,000,000,000 offtake agreement (with floor, netback and natural gas pass-through pricing), along with an approximately $1,600,000,000 fully wrapped engineering, procurement and construction agreement for a gas-to-liquids facility in Louisiana, along with associated other offtake agreements, terminal use agreements, gas supply agreements, nitrogen agreements, technology process licensing agreements (carbon dioxide and liquids) and operation and maintenance agreements\nSolarReserve, LLC in connection with construction, operation and equipment supply agreements for the Crescent Dunes concentrated solar power project, which was financed by utilizing a Department of Energy loan guarantee for $737,000,000\nFirst Solar in the negotiation of the interconnection, construction, equipment and operations agreements in connection with the $1,460,000,000 financing and construction of the 550 MW Desert Sunlight solar project\na developer in connection with the negotiation of a solar panel supply agreement for up to approximately $700,000,000 and related prepayment and security arrangements, which also included negotiating supply agreements for inverters, batteries and other equipment supplies\na developer in connection with the restructuring of a solar and battery storage development platform and associated debt and equity ownership due to changes in law that would have impacted the development and sale of the platform\na utility company in connection with multiple power purchase agreements for the back-to-back resale of the output of several renewable energy generation facilities, including wind, biogas and geothermal, and in reviewing, advising and/or negotiating with regard to multiple RFPs for wind, geothermal and solar facilities\nmultiple developers in connection with shared facilities arrangements for 15+ wind, solar and battery storage projects throughout the U.S., both at the asset and equity levels\na developer in connection with a power purchase agreement for the output of an approximately 161MW wind energy generation facility located in Texas\na utility in connection with a power purchase agreement for the output of an approximately 150MW wind energy generation facility located in Nevada\na major domestic energy company in the negotiation of a joint venture to develop, construct and license carbon capture technology\nthe borrower in the $967,000,000 financing of the 290MW Agua Caliente project located in Arizona\nthe borrower in connection with a non-recourse construction bridge loan for a 300MW solar project in New Mexico with 150MWh of battery storage\nthe lead arranger in a non-recourse, recapitalization secured by a coal energy generation facility and gas-fired generation facility located in Wyoming\nSome experience handled prior to joining K\u0026amp;S{{ FIELD }}Drew Baldinger is an energy transactions lawyer with almost 20 years’ experience representing clients in private equity, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, project and other development and project financings across the upstream, midstream, downstream, conventional and renewable power, transmission, transitional and other energy sectors.\nDrew frequently counsels sponsors and investors on their project agreements and investments in key emerging areas of the energy industry areas including gas-to-liquids, sustainable aviation fuels (SAF), hydrogen, ammonia, carbon capture, transport and sequestration, and renewable power (including solar, wind and battery- and energy storage), including agreements related to offtake, equipment supply, technology licensing, EPC, O\u0026amp;M, interconnection and feedstock. Additionally, Drew advises clients in connection with complex midstream, gas sales, participation and joint operating arrangements.\nFurther, he has a deep background in counseling private equity funds on investments in management teams.\nPrior to joining King \u0026amp; Spalding, Drew was a partner at another international AmLaw 3 firm, and before that served as U.S. co-chair of the Energy practice at another international AmLaw 50 firm, as well as U.S. vice-chair of its M\u0026amp;A practice. Drew Baldinger lawyer Partner The University of Texas at Austin The University of Texas School of Law The University of Texas at Austin The University of Texas School of Law Texas Private Equity M\u0026amp;A and Investments\nParasol Renewable Energy LLC (KKR investment) in the sale of Clenera at an enterprise value of $433,000,000 to Enlight Renewable Energy Ltd. Clenera is developing a portfolio of 12GWdc solar generation facilities and 5.5 GWh of energy storage in 20 states Spur Energy Partners LLC (owned by KKR and EMG) in its $925,000,000 acquisition of oil and gas properties in New Mexico from Concho Resources, which included the acquisition of material midstream asset Kayne Anderson Energy Funds:\nin its $2,400,000,000 (cash and stock) sale of Silver Hill Energy Partners, LLC and Silver Hill E\u0026amp;P II, LLC to oil producer RSP Permian Inc. Terra Energy Partners LLC (also owned by Warburg Pincus) in the $910,000,000 million acquisition of WPX Energy Rocky Mountain, LLC from WPX Energy, Inc., which included the acquisition of oil and gas properties in Colorado and material midstream assets\nSilver Hill Energy Partners Holdings, LLC in the sale of Silver Hill’s midstream assets — including Outrigger Delaware Operating, LLC, a joint venture to build scalable natural gas gathering, natural gas processing and crude gathering infrastructure in the Delaware Basin\na portfolio company of two private funds in the sale of solar and battery storage projects for aggregate consideration of approximately $250,000,000, which involved a unique buyer development financing and securitization\na portfolio company of two private equity funds in the $1,600,000,000 acquisition of oil and gas properties in Texas\na portfolio company of a private equity fund in the $225,000,000 acquisition of oil and gas properties in North Dakota and Montana a portfolio company of a private equity fund in the $900,000,000 acquisition of oil and gas properties in North Dakota and Montana, which also involved the acquisition of material midstream facilities\na private equity fund in the $1,250,000,000 acquisition and joint ownership of a partial interest in multiple interstate oil pipelines\na private equity fund in the acquisition of overriding royalty interests in Ohio and West Virginia valued at approximately $250,000,000\na private equity fund in the approximately $400,000,000 sale of multiple natural gas gathering and processing facilities and pipelines in Texas and Oklahoma, which included the negotiation of a debt financing for certain of such facilities and a workout with lenders\nParasol Renewable Energy LLC (KKR investment) in the sale of various solar and battery storage projects to Enlight Renewable Energy Ltd. with consideration up to $103,000,000\ntwo private equity funds in connection with the investment in a water technology business and the joint development of produced water purification systems\na portfolio company of a private equity fund in connection with multiple sales of solar facilities with approximately aggregate 2,100MW across Arizona, Montana, California, Louisiana and Utah\nArc Light, Warburg Pincus, Kayne Anderson Energy Funds, Five Points Energy and other private equity funds (or their portfolio companies) in connection with over 20 acquisitions, swaps, investments or divestitures in oil and gas properties, pipeline assets or energy transition investments across New Mexico, Texas, Wyoming, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Pennsylvania and West Virginia and offshore, as well as a portfolio company of two private equity funds in connection with various acquisition bids valued between $700,000,000 and $1,200,000,000 for oil and gas assets in Colorado or Texas Kayne Anderson Energy Funds:\nin its $500,000,000 investment (and other advisement) in Canyon Midstream Partners II, LLC and Canyon Midstream Partners I LLC\nin its joint investment with Warburg Pincus for the $910,000,000 acquisition of WPX Energy Rocky Mountain, LLC from WPX Energy, Inc., which included negotiation of fund formation documents and negotiation with limited partners\nin negotiating seven management team investments with aggregate commitments of over $800,000,000\nWarburg Pincus in its undisclosed commitment to Ossidiana Energy Holdings LLC\nArcLight Capital in its $100,000,000 commitment to Legends II LLC Strategic M\u0026amp;A and Investments\na publicly-traded company in connection with multiple acquisitions of oil \u0026amp; gas properties in Texas with an aggregate value of over $300,000,000\na private investor in the negotiation of a minority interest in a sustainable aviation fuel refinery with anticipated capital costs of over $3,000,000,000 and the joint ownership and operation thereof\na large publicly-traded energy company in the $250,000,000 acquisitions of oil and gas properties in Texas from two private equity funds. This transaction involved negotiating multiple overriding royalty interests and material midstream assets\na large independent energy company in the acquisition of, and the joint venture for the ownership and operation of, natural gas liquids (NGL) pipelines along the Gulf Coast with a value of over $300,000,000\nCalpine in the $240,000,000 acquisition of Crane Champion Holdco LLC\na large public energy company in its $175,000,000 sale of oil and gas properties in Louisiana to a private equity fund\na developer in connection with the acquisition of an 80MW solar photovoltaic generation facility in Idaho\na developer in connection with a joint venture to own, construct or operate solar and battery storage projects throughout the U.S., with over 1.25GW in construction or operation\na foreign company in the joint ownership and sale of its interest in a hydroelectric generation facility in Colombia and the acquisition of a construction company in California\na major international company in connection with the portfolio sale of nine wind generation facilities located across the U.S. representing over 1,000MW\na developer in connection with the acquisition of three solar photovoltaic generation facilities in California representing over 120MW\na major international company in connection with the portfolio sale of 12 solar photovoltaic generation facilities in California, representing approximately 240MW\na utility company in connection with the acquisition of a 50% interest in a 200MW wind energy generation facility located in Nevada and Idaho and the joint ownership, development and operation thereof\na developer in connection with various aspects of the development and sale of a 300MW solar project in New Mexico with 150MWh of battery storage\na developer in connection with the sale of a 68% interest in an approximately 110MW solar thermal energy generation facility located in Nevada and the joint ownership, development and operation thereof\ntwo utilities in connection with the joint acquisition of a collective 25% interest in a 500kV above-ground transmission line development located in Nevada and the joint ownership, development and operation thereof\na utility in connection with the acquisition of a 50% interest in an approximately 150MW wind energy generation facility development located in Nevada and the joint ownership, development and operation thereof\na domestic company in connection with the sale of an approximately 28% interest in an above-ground international transmission line located in California and Mexico and the joint ownership and operation thereof\nan international developer in connection with the sale of a majority interest in an approximately 150MW wind energy generation facility development in Texas Midstream Development\na foreign company in connection the negotiation/amendment to multiple gathering and gas sales agreements in Texas\na portfolio company of two private equity funds in the negotiation of a life-of-lease gathering, hydrating, treating and processing agreement valued at over $5,000,000,000\nan E\u0026amp;P company in negotiating or advising on 20+ natural gas gathering, treating and processing agreements, natural gas gathering facility construction agreements, natural gas sales agreements and NGL sales agreements\nmultiple developers in connection with several precedent, natural gas transportation and/or carbon dioxide transportation and natural gas supply arrangements for two gas-to-methanol facilities in Louisiana, as well as carbon sequestration facilities, and multiple ammonia plants and/or generation facilities in Texas, Louisiana and Illinois\nmultiple portfolio companies of Kayne Anderson Energy Funds and two other private equity firms in connection with water gathering and natural gas gathering, processing and sales agreements in Wyoming, New Mexico, Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma, Montana and North Dakota Project Development and Financing\nthe developer in an approximately $6,000,000,000 offtake agreement (with floor, netback and natural gas pass-through pricing), along with an approximately $1,600,000,000 fully wrapped engineering, procurement and construction agreement for a gas-to-liquids facility in Louisiana, along with associated other offtake agreements, terminal use agreements, gas supply agreements, nitrogen agreements, technology process licensing agreements (carbon dioxide and liquids) and operation and maintenance agreements\nSolarReserve, LLC in connection with construction, operation and equipment supply agreements for the Crescent Dunes concentrated solar power project, which was financed by utilizing a Department of Energy loan guarantee for $737,000,000\nFirst Solar in the negotiation of the interconnection, construction, equipment and operations agreements in connection with the $1,460,000,000 financing and construction of the 550 MW Desert Sunlight solar project\na developer in connection with the negotiation of a solar panel supply agreement for up to approximately $700,000,000 and related prepayment and security arrangements, which also included negotiating supply agreements for inverters, batteries and other equipment supplies\na developer in connection with the restructuring of a solar and battery storage development platform and associated debt and equity ownership due to changes in law that would have impacted the development and sale of the platform\na utility company in connection with multiple power purchase agreements for the back-to-back resale of the output of several renewable energy generation facilities, including wind, biogas and geothermal, and in reviewing, advising and/or negotiating with regard to multiple RFPs for wind, geothermal and solar facilities\nmultiple developers in connection with shared facilities arrangements for 15+ wind, solar and battery storage projects throughout the U.S., both at the asset and equity levels\na developer in connection with a power purchase 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She understands that representing her clients\u0026rsquo; interests requires understanding their business and objectives, and tailoring the strategy to achieve the best possible outcome, whether inside or out of the hearing room. Jessica represents clients in arbitrations before all major arbitral forums, including the AAA, ICC, ICDR, ICSID, JAMS, LCIA, and SCC as well as ad hoc arbitrations, such as UNCITRAL. She is experienced in all phases of international arbitration and award enforcement, and handles disputes from inception to collection. Jessica also regularly represents clients global award recognition and enforcement efforts as coordinating counsel and in litigations before U.S. courts under the New York Convention and the Federal Arbitration Act.\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eJessica represents clients in jurisdictions across the world. Her matters include representing a wind farm owner in a construction arbitration dispute with a turbine supplier and operations \u0026amp; maintenance provider (concerning the latter\u0026rsquo;s failure to comply with O\u0026amp;M obligations and failure to remediate certain serial defects); representing a client in a multi-hundred million dollar commercial dispute with Oman over a project in the extractive industries (concerning certain licenses and failure to use best efforts to support the project); representing Chevron Corporation (U.S.A.) and Texaco Petroleum Company (U.S.A.) in an UNCITRAL arbitration under the U.S.-Ecuador Bilateral Investment Treaty (concerning the scope of environmental release agreements and due process violations by a court of Ecuador that issued a multi-billion dollar fraudulent judgment against Chevron); and representing a sovereign state in a global campaign to enforce an ICC arbitration award against another sovereign.\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eJessica is a frequent writer and speaker on topics relating to international arbitration and has been recognized by IFLR Americas as a Rising Star in Commercial Arbitration and by CPR as a Rising Star in Alternative Dispute Resolution. 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Spalding\u0026rsquo;s Trial and Global Disputes Group.\u0026nbsp; Jessica\u0026rsquo;s practice focuses on complex international dispute resolution, with particular expertise in high-stakes commercial, investor-state, construction, and global award enforcement disputes.\u0026nbsp; Jessica regularly represents clients in international disputes in the infrastructure, oil and gas, mining, construction, and renewable energy sectors, and has significant experience in consumer goods, real estate, and telecommunications disputes.[[--readmore--]]\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eJessica is a zealous advocate for her clients and strives tirelessly to ensure they receive the best legal representation. 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obtained favorable award){{ FIELD }}Represented major telecommunications company in ad hoc arbitration against another telecommunications company regarding fraudulently originated telephone traffic and resulting disputed charges under global hubbing agreement (telecommunications sector; obtained favorable award){{ FIELD }}Represented Indian pharmaceuticals manufacturer in contract dispute against U.S. pharmaceutical company (pharmaceuticals sector; successfully settled claims){{ FIELD }}Jessica Beess und Chrostin is a partner in King \u0026amp; Spalding’s Trial and Global Disputes Group.  Jessica’s practice focuses on complex international dispute resolution, with particular expertise in high-stakes commercial, investor-state, construction, and global award enforcement disputes.  Jessica regularly represents clients in international disputes in the infrastructure, oil and gas, mining, construction, and renewable energy sectors, and has significant experience in consumer goods, real estate, and telecommunications disputes.\nJessica is a zealous advocate for her clients and strives tirelessly to ensure they receive the best legal representation. She understands that representing her clients’ interests requires understanding their business and objectives, and tailoring the strategy to achieve the best possible outcome, whether inside or out of the hearing room. Jessica represents clients in arbitrations before all major arbitral forums, including the AAA, ICC, ICDR, ICSID, JAMS, LCIA, and SCC as well as ad hoc arbitrations, such as UNCITRAL. She is experienced in all phases of international arbitration and award enforcement, and handles disputes from inception to collection. Jessica also regularly represents clients global award recognition and enforcement efforts as coordinating counsel and in litigations before U.S. courts under the New York Convention and the Federal Arbitration Act.\nJessica represents clients in jurisdictions across the world. Her matters include representing a wind farm owner in a construction arbitration dispute with a turbine supplier and operations \u0026amp; maintenance provider (concerning the latter’s failure to comply with O\u0026amp;M obligations and failure to remediate certain serial defects); representing a client in a multi-hundred million dollar commercial dispute with Oman over a project in the extractive industries (concerning certain licenses and failure to use best efforts to support the project); representing Chevron Corporation (U.S.A.) and Texaco Petroleum Company (U.S.A.) in an UNCITRAL arbitration under the U.S.-Ecuador Bilateral Investment Treaty (concerning the scope of environmental release agreements and due process violations by a court of Ecuador that issued a multi-billion dollar fraudulent judgment against Chevron); and representing a sovereign state in a global campaign to enforce an ICC arbitration award against another sovereign.\nJessica is a frequent writer and speaker on topics relating to international arbitration and has been recognized by IFLR Americas as a Rising Star in Commercial Arbitration and by CPR as a Rising Star in Alternative Dispute Resolution. In 2023, she was awarded the prestigious Smit-Lowenfeld Prize, which recognizes annually an outstanding article published in the previous year on any aspect of international arbitration, for her article on “The Illegality Objection in Investor-State Arbitration” (co-authored with Caline Mouawad, published in Arbitration International, Volume 37, Issue 1).\nJessica is fluent in English and German, and proficient in French and Spanish. She received her J.D. cum laude from Harvard Law School and her B.A. cum laude from Columbia University. She has conducted legal studies at Cambridge University. 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more than a dozen underground natural gas storage projects in the U.S.; numerous natural gas, petroleum and petrochemicals pipeline construction and expansion projects in the U.S. and Canada; several natural gas and oil production facility, gathering system, processing plant and pipeline construction and expansion projects in the U.S. and Canada; liquefied natural gas production, storage, import and export facilities in the U.S., Canada and Mexico; hydrogen production, storage and distribution facilities in the U.S. and Canada; and several expansions or conversions of energy pipeline facilities to ethane and other NGLs service.{{ FIELD }}Advises potential investors in connection with the evaluation of pipeline, storage facility, electric generating facility, electric transmission facility, hydrogen and clean fuels production and storage projects for potential acquisition.{{ FIELD }}Advises asset owners, infrastructure funds, and master limited partnerships in sales and purchases of ownership interests in natural gas storage facilities, natural gas pipelines, oil and gas midstream companies, gas distribution companies, electric utilities, and conventional and renewable electric power generation facilities.{{ FIELD }}Advises natural gas, oil, NGLs, hydrogen and CO2 pipeline and storage facility owners, prospective owners and operators on compliance with pipeline safety regulations administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration.{{ FIELD }}Advised a government agency and other stakeholders on the structuring of regulatory regimes to govern the development, operation and service offerings of district cooling facilities and the restructuring of the water/wastewater sectors in two jurisdictions in the Middle East.{{ FIELD }}Advised participants in Brazil’s independent power and natural gas sectors on commercial, project development and regulatory policy matters.{{ FIELD }}Jim Bowe focuses on the energy sector, including regulation of the pipeline, oil and gas, hydrogen/renewable fuels and electric power industries, and commercial matters relating to energy production, transportation, storage and use. Jim advises clients on energy and infrastructure project development and financing, energy and environmental regulatory compliance questions, clean energy incentive regimes and energy transactions.  He has handled energy matters in North America, South America and the Middle East.\nJim represents both conventional and renewable energy project developers, owners, operators, investors and lenders, as well as energy shippers and end users. He advises clients in securing authorizations to build and expand energy production, transportation and storage facilities, and in rate and enforcement proceedings before federal, state and territorial regulators. Jim has also represented financial institutions and project developers in connection with the development and financing of U.S. and international energy projects, and in merger and acquisition matters involving energy assets and companies.\nJim counsels clients on energy supply, transportation, storage, asset management and tolling agreement negotiations; permitting issues; energy company reorganizations; and transactions and financings involving natural gas, liquefied natural gas, petroleum, hydrogen and renewable fuels, conventional and renewable electric power generation, electric transmission, and district energy. Jim also assists energy sector clients in addressing environmental permitting and compliance issues (including climate change and Environmental Justice issues) and pipeline safety issues.\nExperienced in a wide range of energy sector law, Jim is a frequent speaker, panelist and author. Jim heads King \u0026amp; Spalding’s Hydrogen Initiative, which serves as a clearinghouse for information relating to the evolution of hydrogen as a clean fuel, energy storage medium and renewable energy enabler and the firm’s work in this growing area.  Jim has been recognized for two decades as a leading practitioner in the oil \u0026amp; gas sector by publications such as Chambers Global, Chambers USA, Legal 500 and Best Lawyers. Partner One of the U.S. Energy Bar’s leading lawyers Chambers USA and Chambers Global, 2003–2025 Ranked in Nationwide, Energy: Oil \u0026amp; Gas (Regulatory \u0026amp; Litigation) Chambers USA, 2017-2025 A Leading Lawyer in Energy: Regulatory Legal 500 United States, 2016-2023 One of Washington, D.C.’s Super Lawyers in Energy \u0026amp; Natural Resources Super Lawyers, 2014–2025 Williams College  Northwestern University Northwestern Pritzker School of Law District of Columbia American Bar Association Energy Bar Association Represents natural gas pipeline companies, natural gas storage companies, midstream companies, LNG terminal developers, and pipeline shippers in a variety of rate, tariff, capacity allocation and export authorization proceedings before the U.S. Department of Energy, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, the U.S. Department of Transportation, the U.S. Department of the Interior and other U.S. regulators. Advises developers of conventional and renewable electric generation facilities, hydrogen hub and production facilities, renewable fuels production projects, district energy facilities and energy storage providers on permitting matters, concession arrangements, fuel supply and offtake contract negotiations, regulatory approvals and financing matters. Represents sponsors and offtakers in the development, permitting, expansion and financing of gas-fired, biomass fueled and wind electric generating facilities and hydrogen hubs in the U.S., Canada, Mexico and Brazil, including some of the largest wind generation projects developed to date in Texas; more than a dozen underground natural gas storage projects in the U.S.; numerous natural gas, petroleum and petrochemicals pipeline construction and expansion projects in the U.S. and Canada; several natural gas and oil production facility, gathering system, processing plant and pipeline construction and expansion projects in the U.S. and Canada; liquefied natural gas production, storage, import and export facilities in the U.S., Canada and Mexico; hydrogen production, storage and distribution facilities in the U.S. and Canada; and several expansions or conversions of energy pipeline facilities to ethane and other NGLs service. Advises potential investors in connection with the evaluation of pipeline, storage facility, electric generating facility, electric transmission facility, hydrogen and clean fuels production and storage projects for potential acquisition. Advises asset owners, infrastructure funds, and master limited partnerships in sales and purchases of ownership interests in natural gas storage facilities, natural gas pipelines, oil and gas midstream companies, gas distribution companies, electric utilities, and conventional and renewable electric power generation facilities. Advises natural gas, oil, NGLs, hydrogen and CO2 pipeline and storage facility owners, prospective owners and operators on compliance with pipeline safety regulations administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration. Advised a government agency and other stakeholders on the structuring of regulatory regimes to govern the development, operation and service offerings of district cooling facilities and the restructuring of the water/wastewater sectors in two jurisdictions in the Middle East. Advised participants in Brazil’s independent power and natural gas sectors on commercial, project development and regulatory policy matters.","searchable_name":"James F. Bowe, Jr. (Jim)","is_active":true,"featured":null,"publish_date":null,"expiration_date":null,"blog_featured":null,"published_by":202,"capability_group_featured":null,"home_page_featured":null},{"id":447650,"version":1,"owner_type":"Person","owner_id":3996,"payload":{"bio":"\u003cp\u003eZo\u0026euml; Bromage is an energy partner in King \u0026amp; Spalding\u0026rsquo;s Singapore office. 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Natural Resources\", :detail=\u0026gt;\"Chambers Asia-Pacific, International, Singapore 2024\"}{{ FIELD }}{:title=\u0026gt;\"“Zoë is particularly attentive and is very good at pushing negotiations forward.” - Energy \u0026amp; Natural Resources\", :detail=\u0026gt;\"Chambers Asia-Pacific, International, Singapore 2024\"}{{ FIELD }}{:title=\u0026gt;\"“Zoë’s very practical, quick to understand issues and highly responsive.” - Energy \u0026amp; Natural Resources\", :detail=\u0026gt;\"Chambers Asia-Pacific, International, Singapore 2024\"}{{ FIELD }}{:title=\u0026gt;\"“Zoë is proactive, with good management skills and in-depth knowledge of the subject.” - Energy \u0026amp; Natural Resources\", :detail=\u0026gt;\"Chambers Asia-Pacific, International, Singapore 2024\"}{{ FIELD }}{:title=\u0026gt;\"Shortlisted Lawyer: Rising Star of the Year\", :detail=\u0026gt;\"Legal 500 Southeast Asia Awards, Projects and Energy\"}{{ FIELD }}{:title=\u0026gt;\"Rising Star\", :detail=\u0026gt;\"Legal 500 Asia-Pacific, 2022\"}{{ FIELD }}{:title=\u0026gt;\"“Very happy with Zoë and would use her again without a doubt.”\", :detail=\u0026gt;\"Legal 500, Asia-Pacific 2022\"}{{ FIELD }}PROJECT DEVELOPMENT\nProject Development - Low-Carbon Energy\nScatec on the development, construction and financing of a large-scale, green hydrogen production facility and associated PV / wind power production facilities in Egypt{{ FIELD }}ENOWA, the energy, water and hydrogen subsidiary of NEOM, on Saudi Arabia’s first Hydrogen and Innovation Development Center (HIDC), a hydrogen and e-fuels demonstration plant together with Hydrogen filling and refueling station utilities facilities and other ancillary equipment and facilities{{ FIELD }}Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA) during its procurement of 3,750 MW of renewable energy resources and 1,500 MW of energy storage resources, one of the single largest energy transition programs in the United States{{ FIELD }}NEOM on the first and largest megacity to be constructed in Saudi Arabia, fueled 100% by renewable energy{{ FIELD }}Project Development - LNG - Liquefaction and Regasification (including FLNG, FSRU and FSU)\nEemsEnergy Terminal B.V (EET), a wholly owned subsidiary of Gasunie which is wholly owned by the Government of the Netherlands, on the development of the Eemshaven LNG import terminal in the Netherlands{{ FIELD }}Energy Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT), on plans to develop an LNG FSRU import terminal in Thailand{{ FIELD }}Keppel Corporation on its investment in the Gimi floating LNG facility, which following its conversion will be located on the Mauritania and Senegal maritime border that will be leased to BP for 20-year term, including advising on the lease and operate agreement with BP. This matter was awarded Africa Oil \u0026amp; Gas Deal of the Year by IJGlobal in 2019{{ FIELD }}Summit Corporation Limited, part of the Summit Group, in all aspects of Bangladesh’s second floating LNG import terminal, including advising on the Implementation Agreement with the Government of Bangladesh and the Terminal Use Agreement with Petrobangla, the 15-year FSRU time charter party agreement with Excelerate Energy, the subsea pipeline and marine work turnkey contract for the FSRU terminal with Geocean and MacGregor, and the port serves and vessel support agreement with PSA Marine{{ FIELD }}H-Energy on all aspects of its floating LNG import project at Jaigarh on the West coast of India including negotiation of (i) long term FSRU vessel charter party contract with ENGIE; (ii) negotiation of LNGC charter party contract; (iii) negotiation of LNG sales contract with PETRONAS; (iv) short and mid-term LNG procurement tender and (v) LNGC charter arrangements{{ FIELD }}Singapore LNG Corporation in connection with the SLNG project including multi-user terminal use agreements{{ FIELD }}BW Gas on its charter party arrangements with a confidential LNG project company (Central America) on a long term FSRU charter to support a 670 MW LNG to Power development and small scale, break bulk and reloading services{{ FIELD }}Mitsubishi Corp., JERA Inc., PJB and Rukun Raharja in their bid and financing arrangements for the 1,600MW Jawa 1 LNG-to-Power project in Indonesia, including advising on long term LNG supply to the project, the FSRU and the interconnecting offshore pipeline{{ FIELD }}Project Development - Oil and Gas\nUpstream operator on transition agreements in connection with handover of large offshore natural gas field in Gulf of Thailand for transfer to successor operator{{ FIELD }}Chevron in connection with its operations in the Chuandongbei sour gas field in Sichuan Province and Chongqing Municipality, China{{ FIELD }}Hess Corporation on a variety of commercial matters relating to its upstream assets in Malaysia and the Malaysia-Thailand Joint Development Area{{ FIELD }}Sojitz on the negotiation of the decommissioning security agreement for the Gryphon field, North Sea with Total{{ FIELD }}Upstream operator on project development, tie-in arrangements for gas and condensate, and joint marketing in Vietnam{{ FIELD }}Brunei Fertilizer, a company which is majorly owned by the Government of Brunei, on all aspects of its establishment of a petrochemical plant in Brunei, including advising on its natural gas supply arrangements; pipeline crossing agreement, construction and O\u0026amp;M agreements{{ FIELD }}Conrad Petroleum on the development of the Mako gas field that will transport gas to Singapore through the West Natuna Transportation System Gas Pipeline{{ FIELD }}Conrad Petroleum on the conversion of the Duyung PSC, Indonesia from a Cost Recovery Production Sharing Contract to a Gross Split Production Sharing Contract{{ FIELD }}Ophir Energy Plc in relation to its FSO bareboat charter and O\u0026amp;M agreements in Thailand{{ FIELD }}Sarawak Energy Berhad, a state-owned utility in Sarawak, on all aspects of its development of the Sarawak Gas Market and Pipeline Network, including advising on market and pipeline project structuring, as well drafting and negotiating gas sales agreements, gas transportation agreements, the pipeline operation agreement and the pipeline system rules{{ FIELD }}Ministry of Mines and Energy, Cambodia on the drafting and negotiating of a new production sharing contract for an offshore oil and gas block{{ FIELD }}Supermajor on its proposed country entry into the downstream sector of a country in Asia{{ FIELD }}Consortium of international financial institutions in relation to a US$1 billion project financing for the second stage of the Shah Deniz gas development project in Azerbaijan{{ FIELD }}Hess Corporation on contract support in its tendering programme for offshore drilling services{{ FIELD }}Premier Oil on a variety of corporate and commercial matters{{ FIELD }}Project Development - Power\nTEPCO Renewable Power on the development of hydrogen EPC construction templates{{ FIELD }}Japanese trading house on the potential development and construction of a peaking gas fired independent power project in Indonesia{{ FIELD }}NEPC Consortium Power Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Pendekar Energy (L) Ltd., on the extension of a power purchase agreement with Bangladesh Power Development Board and associated documents for its 110 MW (8 x Diesel Engine) barge mounted dual fuel power plant in Bangladesh{{ FIELD }}MARKETING \u0026amp; TRADING\nMarketing and Trading - LNG\nCommonwealth LNG on its entry into two LNG SPAs for the supply of up to 2.5 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) of LNG over 20 years from Commonwealth’s LNG export facility under development in Cameron Parish, Louisiana\nDiamond Gas International in connection with several short and mid term supply arrangements in Asia\nPV Gas on LNG procurement plans for the Thi Vai LNG import terminal facility in Vietnam\nNextDecade in connection with its marketing activities from the Rio Grande LNG export facility in the United States\nConfidential LNG seller on its LNG price review negotiations\nTNB Fuels in connection with LNG purchase, regasification and gas supply arrangements in Malaysia and on the liberalisation of the natural gas market, including introduction of third-party access requirements\nPavilion Energy in relation to new LNG import and bunkering arrangements in Singapore, including truck loading arrangements\nAnadarko on the long-term offtake and marketing of LNG volumes from the Mozambique LNG project, including long-term SPA with CNOOC Gas \u0026amp; Marketing\nRGE on the development of and offtake arrangements from the Woodfibre LNG export facility in Canada\nSan Miguel Corporation on the strategic review of the Ilijan IPP project in the Philippines and potential LNG importation options\nConfidential project sponsor in connection with its bid for an LNG import project in Sri Lanka, including advising on FSU chartering arrangements, LNG sale and purchase arrangements, and downstream gas arrangements\nH-Energy on its LNG sale and purchase arrangements for its Indian West coast LNG import project\nJapanese Trading House in connection with supplying LNG into Pakistan\nMarketing and Trading – Oil \u0026amp; Gas\nConrad Petroleum on the negotiation of its international gas sale agreements\nOphir Energy Plc on the negotiation of its gas sale agreements from Bangkanai PSC, Indonesia to PLN\nMubadala on the development of a model form crude sales agreement{{ FIELD }}MERGERS \u0026amp; ACQUISITIONS\nM\u0026amp;A – Oil and Gas\nDialog Group Berhad on its acquisition of Tarpon Platform Systems Malaysia and all assets of Tarpon Systems International II, LLC. Tarpon Malaysia provides engineering, construction, installation, and maintenance services in connection with the Tarpon platform system, which is an alternative to traditional wellhead platforms and has been used extensively in water depths less than 90m\nDialog Resources Sdn Bhd, on its acquisition of Canadian publicly listed entity oil and natural gas company Pan Orient Energy Corp. (POEC) for USD$38.7 million, by way of a plan of arrangement. POEC, through its wholly-owned Singapore incorporated subsidiary Pan Orient Petroleum Pte Ltd holds a 50.01% equity interest in Pan Orient Energy (Siam) Ltd, which is the operator of Concession L53/48, onshore Thailand\nConfidential bidder on its bid to acquire Repsol Exploración, S.A.’s upstream assets in Malaysia and Vietnam, which includes 60% participating interest in PM305 PSC, PM314 PSC and 2012 Kinabalu Oil PSC, 35% participating interest in the PM3 CAA PSC and 70% participating interest in the Block 46 Cai Nuoc PSC\nBatavia Oil on the acquisition of Perenco Rang Dong Ltd. from Perenco Overseas Holdings Ltd., which holds a 30.5% non-operating interest in the Block 15-2 Rang Dong, offshore Vietnam\nPhilippine Downstream Company on its proposed sale of a minority interest to a foreign investor and related long term petroleum supply agreement\nEuropean commodity trader on its proposed acquisition of an oil products trading business with operations in Singapore and South East Asia\nPTTEP on its acquisition of 33.8% stake in APICO LLC from Tatex Thailand LLC and Tatex Thailand II LLC. APICO LLC holds 35% participating interest in Blocks EU1 and E5N or the Sinphuhorm Project and 100% participating interest in Block L15/43 and Block L27/43 both located in the northeast of Thailand\nOphir Energy Plc on the US$205 million agreement to acquire a package of Southeast Asian assets including material producing assets in Vietnam and Indonesia plus exploration and appraisal assets in Malaysia, Vietnam, and Bangladesh, from Australian-listed Santos Limited\nCoro Energy Plc on the acquisition of a 42.5% participating interest in the Bulu PSC, Indonesia contains the Lengo gas field\nBatavia Oil in connection with its acquisition of the entire issued share capital of Premier Oil Kakap B.V. which holds an 18.75% participating interest in the Kakap PSC, Indonesia\nConfidential international oil \u0026amp; gas company in relation to the potential acquisition of ENGIE’s (GDF Suez) 33.334% participating interest in the Muara Bakau PSC, Indonesia, which included a 0.11% participating interest in the Indonesian Deepwater Development\nConfidential international oil \u0026amp; gas company in relation to the potential acquisition of a participating interest in the Andaman III PSC, Indonesia\nNational oil company in relation to the potential acquisition of a participating interest in the Bentu PSC, Indonesia\nJapanese Trading House on its bid for the acquisition of Chevron’s 28.3% participating interest in producing blocks M5/M6 and related export pipeline between Myanmar and Thailand and 99% participating interest in exploration block A5\nNational oil company on the potential divestment of its participating interest in a producing gas field offshore Indonesia\nSona Petroleum Berhad on its proposed US$280 million acquisition of a 40% stake in the Greater Bualuang Area, offshore Thailand\nNational oil company on the divestment of its downstream business in a country in Africa\nGenting Oil \u0026amp; Gas Limited on its wholly owned subsidiary, Genting CDX Singapore Pte Ltd’s acquisition of a 57% participating interest in Chengdaoxi Block, Bohai Bay, offshore China\nPremier Oil on its acquisition of a 55% participating interest in Block 2B, onshore Kenya\nBP on the divestment of its participating interest in the Southern Gas Area of the North Sea to Perenco UK Limited for US$400 million. A key element of the deal was that, instead of a full disposal, BP retained a significant interest in the carboniferous reservoirs in the Amethyst and Ravenspurn licenses in the southern basin. This was the first deal of its kind in the UK Continental Shelf\nBP on its divestment of its participating interest in the Alba and Britannia fields in the North Sea to Mitsui for US$280 million\nBP on the disposal of its non-operated 50% participating interest in in the Sean gas field in the UK North Sea to SSE Plc for US$288 million\nConocoPhillips on the potential disposal of certain North Sea assets\nM\u0026amp;A – LNG\nJAPEX on the acquisition of a 36% stake in ITECO Joint Stock Company, an LNG terminal business operator in Vietnam\nLNG portfolio company on its proposal to acquire an interest in the Bac Lieu LNG-to-Power project, Vietnam\nKeppel Corporation on its 30% investment into Gimi MS Corporation (Golar LNG Limited is the other shareholder), which will undertake the development, construction and operation of a floating LNG facility located on the Mauritania and Senegal maritime border that will be leased to BP for 20-year term, including advising on the lease and operate agreement with BP\nM\u0026amp;A – Power\nMitsui on its exit from coal-fired power generation, including Mitsui's announced sale of its 45.5% stake in PT Paiton Energy, Indonesia's largest power plant\nJERA Co., Inc, a leading Japanese energy company, on its US$1.6 billion acquisition of a 27% stake in publicly-traded Aboitiz Power Corporation (PSE: AP), one of the largest power producers in the Philippines, including on a strategic alliance for co-investment in clean and renewable energy projects\nTEPCO Renewable Power on its acquisition of 25% of the issued shares of PT Kencana Energi Lestari, Tbk, an Indonesia-based renewable energy company listed in Indonesian Stock Exchange that focuses on hydroelectric power and currently owns three hydroelectric power subsidiaries\nScatec Solar ASA, a leading publicly-listed solar power producer with its headquarters in Oslo Norway, on its US$1.166 billion acquisition of SN Power AS, a leading hydropower developer and independent power producer, with operating assets the Philippines, Laos and Uganda with a total gross capacity of 1.4 GW plus a pipeline of 2.5 GW across Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa\nAES Corporation in the auction sale of its 51% interest in the 990MW Masinloc power project and associated 30MW battery energy storage project in the Philippines to a subsidiary of San Miguel Corporation, including the negotiation of an associated co-sale by EGCO of its 49% stake to SMC, for a total enterprise value of US$2.4 billion\nEdra Global Energy Berhad on its US$2.3 billion power assets’ portfolio divestment to a subsidiary of China General Nuclear Power Corporation. The transaction is the largest announced M\u0026amp;A transaction in Malaysia to date, and one of the largest in the Asia power sector in 2015\nM\u0026amp;A – Infrastructure\nAeropark Development Philippines Inc., a special purpose entity owned by CarVal Investors, acquired West Aeropark a five-building development in Clark Global City, Pampanga, Philippines with a combined gross floor area of 142,000 square meters, previously owned by Udenna Land’s Global Gateway Development Corp. in Clark Global City, Pampanga\nCerberus Capital Management on its US$2.4 billion acquisition of shipyard in the Philippines (the largest ever foreign investment in the Philippines (largest ever foreign investment in the country, once employing 40,000 people) out of the country’s largest ever bankruptcy{{ FIELD }}Zoë Bromage is an energy partner in King \u0026amp; Spalding’s Singapore office. Her practice focuses on cross-border transactions, project development and first-of-their-kind projects in the energy sector.\nZoë represents clients from the full spectrum of the energy industry throughout Asia and globally on structuring and developing projects in the traditional oil, gas and LNG sectors, as well as low-carbon energy sector, including hydrogen and its derivatives, carbon capture, battery storage and renewables. She also has extensive experience assisting clients on merger and acquisition activity ranging from smaller-scale farmouts to high value / multi-jurisdictional corporate and asset transactions in the energy sector.\nZoë’s experience as a leading energy lawyer is recognized by independent legal directories, including Chambers \u0026amp; Partners and Legal 500. She has practiced in Singapore, London and Aberdeen and has experience working in-house, having spent 9 months at Premier Oil’s (now Harbour Energy) headquarters in London.\nMost recently, Zoë was named as Women in Hydrogen 50 by the Hydrogen Economist, 2024. Zoë Bromage lawyer Partner \"Zoe is very client oriented and  a sharp legal negotiator.\" -  Energy \u0026amp; Natural Resources Chambers Asia-Pacific, International Firms, Singapore 2026 \"Zoë is an exquisite professional who has extensive expertise in the oil and gas sector\" - Energy \u0026amp; Natural Resources  Chambers Asia-Pacific, International Firms, Singapore 2026 \"Zoë has strong expertise in the legal field\" - Energy \u0026amp; Natural Resources Chambers Asia-Pacific, International Firms, Singapore 2026 Zoë Bromage – Rising Star Partner IFLR1000, Project Development, Singapore 2025 Zoë’s practice focuses on traditional oil, gas, LNG and power sectors to the developing low-carbon energy sector. Legal 500 Asia-Pacific, Energy – Foreign Firms, Singapore 2025 Zoë Bromage’s global practice focuses on energy across the value chain. Legal 500 Asia-Pacific, Energy – Foreign Firms, Singapore 2025 Zoë Bromage is a prominent member of the team, noted for her in-depth knowledge of the energy and LNG sectors. Legal 500 Asia-Pacific, Foreign Firms - Indonesia, 2025 \"Zoë is able to effectively handle complex international projects\" - Enery \u0026amp; Natural Resources Chambers Asia-Pacific, International Firms, Singapore 2025 \"Zoë has been extremely attentive to client needs\" - Enery \u0026amp; Natural Resources Chambers Asia-Pacific, International Firms, Singapore 2025 \"Zoë is invested in her clients, and she is always available and very resourceful\" - Enery \u0026amp; Natural Resources  Chambers Asia-Pacific, International Firms, Singapore 2025 \"Zoë Bromage is sharp, pragmatic and commercially sound\" - Enery \u0026amp; Natural Resources Chambers Asia-Pacific, International Firms, Singapore 2025 Recognised as Women in Hydrogen 50 Hydrogen Economist, 2024 Recognised as a Rising Star Legal 500 Asia-Pacific, Energy – Foreign Firms, Singapore 2024 Zoë is recognised for her expertise in the oil and gas and LNG space Chambers Asia-Pacific 2024 Zoë is a fast-rising partner in Singapore with experience handling cross-border transactions and project development Chambers Asia-Pacific 2024 “Zoe is careful and deliberate, while not being overly risk averse in a commercial context” - Energy \u0026amp; Natural Resources Chambers Asia-Pacific, International, Singapore 2024 “Zoë is particularly attentive and is very good at pushing negotiations forward.” - Energy \u0026amp; Natural Resources Chambers Asia-Pacific, International, Singapore 2024 “Zoë’s very practical, quick to understand issues and highly responsive.” - Energy \u0026amp; Natural Resources Chambers Asia-Pacific, International, Singapore 2024 “Zoë is proactive, with good management skills and in-depth knowledge of the subject.” - Energy \u0026amp; Natural Resources Chambers Asia-Pacific, International, Singapore 2024 Shortlisted Lawyer: Rising Star of the Year Legal 500 Southeast Asia Awards, Projects and Energy Rising Star Legal 500 Asia-Pacific, 2022 “Very happy with Zoë and would use her again without a doubt.” Legal 500, Asia-Pacific 2022 BPP Law School BPP Law School London University of Bristol, UK  England and Wales Association of International Petroleum Negotiators (AIPN) England \u0026amp; Wales (SRA # 543351) PROJECT DEVELOPMENT\nProject Development - Low-Carbon Energy\nScatec on the development, construction and financing of a large-scale, green hydrogen production facility and associated PV / wind power production facilities in Egypt ENOWA, the energy, water and hydrogen subsidiary of NEOM, on Saudi Arabia’s first Hydrogen and Innovation Development Center (HIDC), a hydrogen and e-fuels demonstration plant together with Hydrogen filling and refueling station utilities facilities and other ancillary equipment and facilities Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA) during its procurement of 3,750 MW of renewable energy resources and 1,500 MW of energy storage resources, one of the single largest energy transition programs in the United States NEOM on the first and largest megacity to be constructed in Saudi Arabia, fueled 100% by renewable energy Project Development - LNG - Liquefaction and Regasification (including FLNG, FSRU and FSU)\nEemsEnergy Terminal B.V (EET), a wholly owned subsidiary of Gasunie which is wholly owned by the Government of the Netherlands, on the development of the Eemshaven LNG import terminal in the Netherlands Energy Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT), on plans to develop an LNG FSRU import terminal in Thailand Keppel Corporation on its investment in the Gimi floating LNG facility, which following its conversion will be located on the Mauritania and Senegal maritime border that will be leased to BP for 20-year term, including advising on the lease and operate agreement with BP. This matter was awarded Africa Oil \u0026amp; Gas Deal of the Year by IJGlobal in 2019 Summit Corporation Limited, part of the Summit Group, in all aspects of Bangladesh’s second floating LNG import terminal, including advising on the Implementation Agreement with the Government of Bangladesh and the Terminal Use Agreement with Petrobangla, the 15-year FSRU time charter party agreement with Excelerate Energy, the subsea pipeline and marine work turnkey contract for the FSRU terminal with Geocean and MacGregor, and the port serves and vessel support agreement with PSA Marine H-Energy on all aspects of its floating LNG import project at Jaigarh on the West coast of India including negotiation of (i) long term FSRU vessel charter party contract with ENGIE; (ii) negotiation of LNGC charter party contract; (iii) negotiation of LNG sales contract with PETRONAS; (iv) short and mid-term LNG procurement tender and (v) LNGC charter arrangements Singapore LNG Corporation in connection with the SLNG project including multi-user terminal use agreements BW Gas on its charter party arrangements with a confidential LNG project company (Central America) on a long term FSRU charter to support a 670 MW LNG to Power development and small scale, break bulk and reloading services Mitsubishi Corp., JERA Inc., PJB and Rukun Raharja in their bid and financing arrangements for the 1,600MW Jawa 1 LNG-to-Power project in Indonesia, including advising on long term LNG supply to the project, the FSRU and the interconnecting offshore pipeline Project Development - Oil and Gas\nUpstream operator on transition agreements in connection with handover of large offshore natural gas field in Gulf of Thailand for transfer to successor operator Chevron in connection with its operations in the Chuandongbei sour gas field in Sichuan Province and Chongqing Municipality, China Hess Corporation on a variety of commercial matters relating to its upstream assets in Malaysia and the Malaysia-Thailand Joint Development Area Sojitz on the negotiation of the decommissioning security agreement for the Gryphon field, North Sea with Total Upstream operator on project development, tie-in arrangements for gas and condensate, and joint marketing in Vietnam Brunei Fertilizer, a company which is majorly owned by the Government of Brunei, on all aspects of its establishment of a petrochemical plant in Brunei, including advising on its natural gas supply arrangements; pipeline crossing agreement, construction and O\u0026amp;M agreements Conrad Petroleum on the development of the Mako gas field that will transport gas to Singapore through the West Natuna Transportation System Gas Pipeline Conrad Petroleum on the conversion of the Duyung PSC, Indonesia from a Cost Recovery Production Sharing Contract to a Gross Split Production Sharing Contract Ophir Energy Plc in relation to its FSO bareboat charter and O\u0026amp;M agreements in Thailand Sarawak Energy Berhad, a state-owned utility in Sarawak, on all aspects of its development of the Sarawak Gas Market and Pipeline Network, including advising on market and pipeline project structuring, as well drafting and negotiating gas sales agreements, gas transportation agreements, the pipeline operation agreement and the pipeline system rules Ministry of Mines and Energy, Cambodia on the drafting and negotiating of a new production sharing contract for an offshore oil and gas block Supermajor on its proposed country entry into the downstream sector of a country in Asia Consortium of international financial institutions in relation to a US$1 billion project financing for the second stage of the Shah Deniz gas development project in Azerbaijan Hess Corporation on contract support in its tendering programme for offshore drilling services Premier Oil on a variety of corporate and commercial matters Project Development - Power\nTEPCO Renewable Power on the development of hydrogen EPC construction templates Japanese trading house on the potential development and construction of a peaking gas fired independent power project in Indonesia NEPC Consortium Power Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Pendekar Energy (L) Ltd., on the extension of a power purchase agreement with Bangladesh Power Development Board and associated documents for its 110 MW (8 x Diesel Engine) barge mounted dual fuel power plant in Bangladesh MARKETING \u0026amp; TRADING\nMarketing and Trading - LNG\nCommonwealth LNG on its entry into two LNG SPAs for the supply of up to 2.5 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) of LNG over 20 years from Commonwealth’s LNG export facility under development in Cameron Parish, Louisiana\nDiamond Gas International in connection with several short and mid term supply arrangements in Asia\nPV Gas on LNG procurement plans for the Thi Vai LNG import terminal facility in Vietnam\nNextDecade in connection with its marketing activities from the Rio Grande LNG export facility in the United States\nConfidential LNG seller on its LNG price review negotiations\nTNB Fuels in connection with LNG purchase, regasification and gas supply arrangements in Malaysia and on the liberalisation of the natural gas market, including introduction of third-party access requirements\nPavilion Energy in relation to new LNG import and bunkering arrangements in Singapore, including truck loading arrangements\nAnadarko on the long-term offtake and marketing of LNG volumes from the Mozambique LNG project, including long-term SPA with CNOOC Gas \u0026amp; Marketing\nRGE on the development of and offtake arrangements from the Woodfibre LNG export facility in Canada\nSan Miguel Corporation on the strategic review of the Ilijan IPP project in the Philippines and potential LNG importation options\nConfidential project sponsor in connection with its bid for an LNG import project in Sri Lanka, including advising on FSU chartering arrangements, LNG sale and purchase arrangements, and downstream gas arrangements\nH-Energy on its LNG sale and purchase arrangements for its Indian West coast LNG import project\nJapanese Trading House in connection with supplying LNG into Pakistan\nMarketing and Trading – Oil \u0026amp; Gas\nConrad Petroleum on the negotiation of its international gas sale agreements\nOphir Energy Plc on the negotiation of its gas sale agreements from Bangkanai PSC, Indonesia to PLN\nMubadala on the development of a model form crude sales agreement MERGERS \u0026amp; ACQUISITIONS\nM\u0026amp;A – Oil and Gas\nDialog Group Berhad on its acquisition of Tarpon Platform Systems Malaysia and all assets of Tarpon Systems International II, LLC. Tarpon Malaysia provides engineering, construction, installation, and maintenance services in connection with the Tarpon platform system, which is an alternative to traditional wellhead platforms and has been used extensively in water depths less than 90m\nDialog Resources Sdn Bhd, on its acquisition of Canadian publicly listed entity oil and natural gas company Pan Orient Energy Corp. (POEC) for USD$38.7 million, by way of a plan of arrangement. POEC, through its wholly-owned Singapore incorporated subsidiary Pan Orient Petroleum Pte Ltd holds a 50.01% equity interest in Pan Orient Energy (Siam) Ltd, which is the operator of Concession L53/48, onshore Thailand\nConfidential bidder on its bid to acquire Repsol Exploración, S.A.’s upstream assets in Malaysia and Vietnam, which includes 60% participating interest in PM305 PSC, PM314 PSC and 2012 Kinabalu Oil PSC, 35% participating interest in the PM3 CAA PSC and 70% participating interest in the Block 46 Cai Nuoc PSC\nBatavia Oil on the acquisition of Perenco Rang Dong Ltd. from Perenco Overseas Holdings Ltd., which holds a 30.5% non-operating interest in the Block 15-2 Rang Dong, offshore Vietnam\nPhilippine Downstream Company on its proposed sale of a minority interest to a foreign investor and related long term petroleum supply agreement\nEuropean commodity trader on its proposed acquisition of an oil products trading business with operations in Singapore and South East Asia\nPTTEP on its acquisition of 33.8% stake in APICO LLC from Tatex Thailand LLC and Tatex Thailand II LLC. APICO LLC holds 35% participating interest in Blocks EU1 and E5N or the Sinphuhorm Project and 100% participating interest in Block L15/43 and Block L27/43 both located in the northeast of Thailand\nOphir Energy Plc on the US$205 million agreement to acquire a package of Southeast Asian assets including material producing assets in Vietnam and Indonesia plus exploration and appraisal assets in Malaysia, Vietnam, and Bangladesh, from Australian-listed Santos Limited\nCoro Energy Plc on the acquisition of a 42.5% participating interest in the Bulu PSC, Indonesia contains the Lengo gas field\nBatavia Oil in connection with its acquisition of the entire issued share capital of Premier Oil Kakap B.V. which holds an 18.75% participating interest in the Kakap PSC, Indonesia\nConfidential international oil \u0026amp; gas company in relation to the potential acquisition of ENGIE’s (GDF Suez) 33.334% participating interest in the Muara Bakau PSC, Indonesia, which included a 0.11% participating interest in the Indonesian Deepwater Development\nConfidential international oil \u0026amp; gas company in relation to the potential acquisition of a participating interest in the Andaman III PSC, Indonesia\nNational oil company in relation to the potential acquisition of a participating interest in the Bentu PSC, Indonesia\nJapanese Trading House on its bid for the acquisition of Chevron’s 28.3% participating interest in producing blocks M5/M6 and related export pipeline between Myanmar and Thailand and 99% participating interest in exploration block A5\nNational oil company on the potential divestment of its participating interest in a producing gas field offshore Indonesia\nSona Petroleum Berhad on its proposed US$280 million acquisition of a 40% stake in the Greater Bualuang Area, offshore Thailand\nNational oil company on the divestment of its downstream business in a country in Africa\nGenting Oil \u0026amp; Gas Limited on its wholly owned subsidiary, Genting CDX Singapore Pte Ltd’s acquisition of a 57% participating interest in Chengdaoxi Block, Bohai Bay, offshore China\nPremier Oil on its acquisition of a 55% participating interest in Block 2B, onshore Kenya\nBP on the divestment of its participating interest in the Southern Gas Area of the North Sea to Perenco UK Limited for US$400 million. A key element of the deal was that, instead of a full disposal, BP retained a significant interest in the carboniferous reservoirs in the Amethyst and Ravenspurn licenses in the southern basin. This was the first deal of its kind in the UK Continental Shelf\nBP on its divestment of its participating interest in the Alba and Britannia fields in the North Sea to Mitsui for US$280 million\nBP on the disposal of its non-operated 50% participating interest in in the Sean gas field in the UK North Sea to SSE Plc for US$288 million\nConocoPhillips on the potential disposal of certain North Sea assets\nM\u0026amp;A – LNG\nJAPEX on the acquisition of a 36% stake in ITECO Joint Stock Company, an LNG terminal business operator in Vietnam\nLNG portfolio company on its proposal to acquire an interest in the Bac Lieu LNG-to-Power project, Vietnam\nKeppel Corporation on its 30% investment into Gimi MS Corporation (Golar LNG Limited is the other shareholder), which will undertake the development, construction and operation of a floating LNG facility located on the Mauritania and Senegal maritime border that will be leased to BP for 20-year term, including advising on the lease and operate agreement with BP\nM\u0026amp;A – Power\nMitsui on its exit from coal-fired power generation, including Mitsui's announced sale of its 45.5% stake in PT Paiton Energy, Indonesia's largest power plant\nJERA Co., Inc, a leading Japanese energy company, on its US$1.6 billion acquisition of a 27% stake in publicly-traded Aboitiz Power Corporation (PSE: AP), one of the largest power producers in the Philippines, including on a strategic alliance for co-investment in clean and renewable energy projects\nTEPCO Renewable Power on its acquisition of 25% of the issued shares of PT Kencana Energi Lestari, Tbk, an Indonesia-based renewable energy company listed in Indonesian Stock Exchange that focuses on hydroelectric power and currently owns three hydroelectric power subsidiaries\nScatec Solar ASA, a leading publicly-listed solar power producer with its headquarters in Oslo Norway, on its US$1.166 billion acquisition of SN Power AS, a leading hydropower developer and independent power producer, with operating assets the Philippines, Laos and Uganda with a total gross capacity of 1.4 GW plus a pipeline of 2.5 GW across Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa\nAES Corporation in the auction sale of its 51% interest in the 990MW Masinloc power project and associated 30MW battery energy storage project in the Philippines to a subsidiary of San Miguel Corporation, including the negotiation of an associated co-sale by EGCO of its 49% stake to SMC, for a total enterprise value of US$2.4 billion\nEdra Global Energy Berhad on its US$2.3 billion power assets’ portfolio divestment to a subsidiary of China General Nuclear Power Corporation. The transaction is the largest announced M\u0026amp;A transaction in Malaysia to date, and one of the largest in the Asia power sector in 2015\nM\u0026amp;A – Infrastructure\nAeropark Development Philippines Inc., a special purpose entity owned by CarVal Investors, acquired West Aeropark a five-building development in Clark Global City, Pampanga, Philippines with a combined gross floor area of 142,000 square meters, previously owned by Udenna Land’s Global Gateway Development Corp. in Clark Global City, Pampanga\nCerberus Capital Management on its US$2.4 billion acquisition of shipyard in the Philippines (the largest ever foreign investment in the Philippines (largest ever foreign investment in the country, once employing 40,000 people) out of the country’s largest ever bankruptcy","searchable_name":"Zoë Bromage","is_active":true,"featured":null,"publish_date":null,"expiration_date":null,"blog_featured":null,"published_by":202,"capability_group_featured":null,"home_page_featured":null},{"id":446329,"version":1,"owner_type":"Person","owner_id":5946,"payload":{"bio":"\u003cp\u003eTyler Brown has spent his entire career representing clients in the energy industry.\u0026nbsp;\u0026nbsp;Tyler counsels clients on the regulation of the pipeline, oil and gas, and electric power industries, as well as commercial matters relating to the upstream and midstream sectors.\u0026nbsp; Tyler\u0026nbsp;regularly advises clients on regulatory issues related to the global energy transition.[[--readmore--]]\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eTyler began his legal career at a law firm in Washington, DC, where he represented electric utilities, natural gas pipelines, and oil pipelines before FERC.\u0026nbsp; From there, he held roles of increasing responsibility as in house counsel for a natural gas pipeline business, an international oil and gas company, and most recently, a private equity backed oil pipeline.\u0026nbsp;\u0026nbsp;\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eTyler represents natural gas and liquids pipelines, pipeline shippers, energy marketers, independent transmission companies, electric utilities, LNG project developers; hydrogen project developers; and financial institutions.\u0026nbsp; He advises clients regarding regulatory aspects of project development, contract, tariff, rate, and compliance matters before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and the Texas Railroad Commission.\u0026nbsp; 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Tyler\u0026nbsp;regularly advises clients on regulatory issues related to the global energy transition.[[--readmore--]]\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eTyler began his legal career at a law firm in Washington, DC, where he represented electric utilities, natural gas pipelines, and oil pipelines before FERC.\u0026nbsp; From there, he held roles of increasing responsibility as in house counsel for a natural gas pipeline business, an international oil and gas company, and most recently, a private equity backed oil pipeline.\u0026nbsp;\u0026nbsp;\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eTyler represents natural gas and liquids pipelines, pipeline shippers, energy marketers, independent transmission companies, electric utilities, LNG project developers; hydrogen project developers; and financial institutions.\u0026nbsp; He advises clients regarding regulatory aspects of project development, contract, tariff, rate, and compliance matters before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and the Texas Railroad Commission.\u0026nbsp; He has extensive experience advising clients on all aspects of building natural gas and liquids pipelines, including negotiating the commercial agreements underpinning the project, obtaining regulatory approval, acquiring right-of-way, and putting the pipeline in service.\u0026nbsp;\u0026nbsp;\u0026nbsp;\u0026nbsp;\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eTyler negotiates a variety of agreements for clients in the energy sector, including gathering, transportation, processing, and storage agreements, as well as agreements for the purchase and sale of hydrocarbons.\u0026nbsp; He also advises oil and gas midstream clients in addressing pipeline safety issues.\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eTyler is active in\u0026nbsp;King \u0026amp; Spalding\u0026rsquo;s Hydrogen Initiative, which serves as a clearinghouse for information relating to the evolution of hydrogen as a clean fuel, energy storage medium and renewable energy enabler and the firm\u0026rsquo;s work in this growing area.\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003e\u0026nbsp;\u0026nbsp;\u003c/p\u003e"},"locales":["en"]},"secondary_title_id":null,"upload_assignments":{"headshot":[{"id":8739}]},"capability_group_id":1},"created_at":"2026-03-02T21:59:46.000Z","updated_at":"2026-03-02T21:59:46.000Z","searchable_text":"Brown{{ FIELD }}Tyler Brown has spent his entire career representing clients in the energy industry.  Tyler counsels clients on the regulation of the pipeline, oil and gas, and electric power industries, as well as commercial matters relating to the upstream and midstream sectors.  Tyler regularly advises clients on regulatory issues related to the global energy transition.\nTyler began his legal career at a law firm in Washington, DC, where he represented electric utilities, natural gas pipelines, and oil pipelines before FERC.  From there, he held roles of increasing responsibility as in house counsel for a natural gas pipeline business, an international oil and gas company, and most recently, a private equity backed oil pipeline.  \nTyler represents natural gas and liquids pipelines, pipeline shippers, energy marketers, independent transmission companies, electric utilities, LNG project developers; hydrogen project developers; and financial institutions.  He advises clients regarding regulatory aspects of project development, contract, tariff, rate, and compliance matters before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and the Texas Railroad Commission.  He has extensive experience advising clients on all aspects of building natural gas and liquids pipelines, including negotiating the commercial agreements underpinning the project, obtaining regulatory approval, acquiring right-of-way, and putting the pipeline in service.    \nTyler negotiates a variety of agreements for clients in the energy sector, including gathering, transportation, processing, and storage agreements, as well as agreements for the purchase and sale of hydrocarbons.  He also advises oil and gas midstream clients in addressing pipeline safety issues.\nTyler is active in King \u0026amp; Spalding’s Hydrogen Initiative, which serves as a clearinghouse for information relating to the evolution of hydrogen as a clean fuel, energy storage medium and renewable energy enabler and the firm’s work in this growing area.\n   Partner Duke University Duke University School of Law University of Georgia University of Georgia School of Law Georgia","searchable_name":"Tyler R. 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Tim\u0026nbsp;is highly ranked for Construction (Chambers Band 1, Legal 500) and\u0026nbsp;Infrastructure \u0026amp; Projects, (Chambers, Legal 500).\u0026nbsp;Tim was\u0026nbsp;named as an MVP in Construction Law (Law360, 2021).[[--readmore--]]\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eFor the last 25 years, Tim has represented sovereign wealth funds, State-owned entities, giga developers, energy and utility companies and strategic infrastructure clients and funds on their construction, infrastructure, energy, utilities and PPP projects and project financings.\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eSince 2019, Tim has advised on one of the world's largest renewable energy and infrastructure giga projects, valued in the hundreds of USD billions, together with several other confidential Middle East giga projects.\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eHe has recently advised clients on multiple PPP, renewable and conventional power projects that have won \u003cem\u003eDeal of the Year \u003c/em\u003eaccolades, including:\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003e* PPP deal of the Year - Utilities (IJ Global 2024, Amaala Multi Utilities PPP)\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003e* MENA Solar Deal of the Year (PFI 2020, Al Dhafrah 1.5GW Solar IPP Abu Dhabi)\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003e* MENA Power Deal of the Year (IJ Global 2020, Hamriyah IPP\u0026nbsp;UAE)\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003e*\u0026nbsp;Renewable Deal of the Year (PFI 2019, Dumat 400 MW Wind IPP\u003cstrong\u003e\u0026nbsp;\u003c/strong\u003eSaudi Arabia)\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eTim has significant PPP experience, having advised governments and sponsors since the early 2000s during the Australia PPP boom. Tim helped write the PPP commercial principles guidebook for one government client. He has recently advised\u0026nbsp;on a number of schools, accommodation, healthcare and transport PPPs in the UAE and Saudi Arabia as part of those countries\u0026rsquo; PPP programs.\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eTim has advised on 60+ district energy projects in the Middle East and Asia, included projects and project financings in Saudi Arabia, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Bahrain and Qatar.\u0026nbsp; He has advised Governments on regulatory regimes.\u003c/p\u003e","slug":"tim-burbury","email":"tburbury@kslaw.com","phone":"+971 50 552 6163","matters":["\u003cp\u003e\u003cstrong\u003eGiga Construction Projects and PPPs - Cities, Transport, Healthcare, Education, Housing, Infrastructure\u003c/strong\u003e\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eSWFs/State owned entities on confidential giga construction projects, including the world's largest construction project. 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Tim serves as Office Managing Partner in Abu Dhabi and served for 9 years on the Firm\u0026rsquo;s AEC Committee. Tim\u0026nbsp;is highly ranked for Construction (Chambers Band 1, Legal 500) and\u0026nbsp;Infrastructure \u0026amp; Projects, (Chambers, Legal 500).\u0026nbsp;Tim was\u0026nbsp;named as an MVP in Construction Law (Law360, 2021).[[--readmore--]]\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eFor the last 25 years, Tim has represented sovereign wealth funds, State-owned entities, giga developers, energy and utility companies and strategic infrastructure clients and funds on their construction, infrastructure, energy, utilities and PPP projects and project financings.\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eSince 2019, Tim has advised on one of the world's largest renewable energy and infrastructure giga projects, valued in the hundreds of USD billions, together with several other confidential Middle East giga projects.\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eHe has recently advised clients on multiple PPP, renewable and conventional power projects that have won \u003cem\u003eDeal of the Year \u003c/em\u003eaccolades, including:\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003e* PPP deal of the Year - Utilities (IJ Global 2024, Amaala Multi Utilities PPP)\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003e* MENA Solar Deal of the Year (PFI 2020, Al Dhafrah 1.5GW Solar IPP Abu Dhabi)\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003e* MENA Power Deal of the Year (IJ Global 2020, Hamriyah IPP\u0026nbsp;UAE)\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003e*\u0026nbsp;Renewable Deal of the Year (PFI 2019, Dumat 400 MW Wind IPP\u003cstrong\u003e\u0026nbsp;\u003c/strong\u003eSaudi Arabia)\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eTim has significant PPP experience, having advised governments and sponsors since the early 2000s during the Australia PPP boom. Tim helped write the PPP commercial principles guidebook for one government client. He has recently advised\u0026nbsp;on a number of schools, accommodation, healthcare and transport PPPs in the UAE and Saudi Arabia as part of those countries\u0026rsquo; PPP programs.\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eTim has advised on 60+ district energy projects in the Middle East and Asia, included projects and project financings in Saudi Arabia, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Bahrain and Qatar.\u0026nbsp; He has advised Governments on regulatory regimes.\u003c/p\u003e","matters":["\u003cp\u003e\u003cstrong\u003eGiga Construction Projects and PPPs - Cities, Transport, Healthcare, Education, Housing, Infrastructure\u003c/strong\u003e\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eSWFs/State owned entities on confidential giga construction projects, including the world's largest construction project. 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Also advised on ports, hydrogen, industrial cities, data centres, IT, smart cities, telco, transport, complex tunnelling projects and accommodation PPPs.{{ FIELD }}Middle Eastern Government entities on schools, transport, residential/accommodation and 'city' PPPs.{{ FIELD }}Sponsors on the construction (and PPP pass through aspects) of NYU University Abu Dhabi PPP, Zayed University PPP and Paris Sorbonne Abu Dhabi University PPP.{{ FIELD }}Sponsors on the first project financed workers’ accommodation PPP in Saudi Arabia; a SWF on three large workers' accommodation DBFO projects in Saudi Arabia; Concession grantor on the first project financed workers’ accommodation PPP in the UAE.{{ FIELD }}Winning bidder as Sponsor on the RCU Healthcare PPP Project{{ FIELD }}Sponsor on its bid for the Prince Muhammad bin Abdulaziz International Airport PPP in Madinah, Saudi Arabia.{{ FIELD }}Power \u0026amp; Utilities (Solar, Wind, Waste, Water)\nSponsor on Al Dhafrah 1.5GW Solar IPP in Abu Dhabi through to financial close. This is the largest solar PV project in the world, and won MENA Solar Deal of the Year- Project Finance International 2020\nSponsors on their bid for the multi plant Amaala Utilities PPP in Saudi Arabia (2022). This deal won PPP deal of the Year - Utilities (IJ Global 2024)\nSponsors for the 400 MW Dumat Al Jandal Wind IPP through to financial close. This was the first utility scale wind project in Saudi Arabia under Vision2030, and won PFI Renewable Deal of the Year 2019.\nA Middle East SWF as local sponsor on its involvement in Hamriyah IPP in Sharjah, UAE through to financial close. This deal won MENA Power Deal of the Year – IJGlobal 2020\nConsortium on its bid for the Fujairah 3 IPP in the UAE.\nConsortium on its bid for the multi-utility (14 plants) Red Sea Utility PPP, in Saudi Arabia.\nConsortium on its bids for the 1GW Tanajib IWPP and 1GW Jafurah IWPP in Saudi Arabia; on Facility E IWPP in Qatar and on Guam 400MW IPP through to financial close.\nMiddle Eastern SWF on confidential outbound power and digital infrastructure PE investments.\nSponsors on the O\u0026amp;M contract for an Asian wind project.\nPrivate equity fund on two (2) x 10MW solar IPP acquisitions in Jordan.\nSponsors on the EPC and O\u0026amp;M arrangements associated with a suite of IPPs in Kenya.\nMiddle Eastern Governments on the establishment of a new Green Free Zone, national water strategy, and environmental standards and regulations.\nConsortium on bids for a Rabigh 3 IWP, Shuqaiq 3 IWP Yanbu 4 IWP, Jubail 3B IWP and Dammam ISTP and Jeddah 2 ISTP, all in Saudi Arabia under Vision2030.\nA Middle Eastern Government on waste projects including PPPs\nSponsors on a Middle East industrial effluent treatment PPP project.\nSponsors on the Barwon Biosolids PPP in Australia.\nSponsors on the Eastern Creek Waste PPP in Australia.\nAdvised on 60+ district cooling/trigeneration projects including for: Diriyah Gate, KEC, MiSK City, Masdar City, Seaworld Abu Dhabi, Dubai EXPO2020, Lusail City; Riyadh Avenues, KFUPM Business Park; Jeddah Tower; Saadiyat Island; King Abdulaziz Road, New York University; Eastern Mangroves; TDIC Headquarters; ADNEC Capital Center; Danet Cit; Abu Dhabi World Trade Center, Yas Island, Palm Jebel Ali, Jimi Mall, Palazzo Versace, Mina Rashid, Dubai Maritime City, Bahrain World Trade Center, Zayed University, Reem Island, City Airport, Abu Dhabi International Airport, Al Maktoum International Airport, Presidential Palace, Dubai Sports City, Akoya Oxygen, Mirdif Hills, ICT Tower, Danat Hospital, Jabal Omar, Maryah Island, Raha Beach, Raha Gardens, Prince Sultan Cultural City, Jeddah Headquarters, Al Mamoura, Confidential acquisitions in Malaysia, Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Saudi Arabia. Advised a Middle Eastern Government on the establishment of laws and regulations for district cooling.{{ FIELD }}O\u0026amp;G / LNG / Natural Gas\nEuropean energy company on its JV for a greenfield petrochemical project in Abu Dhabi.\nInternational energy major on its standard form international EPC contract for use in O\u0026amp;G projects as well as a \"wrap around guarantee\" for splitting EPC contracts.\nADB in relation to the Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan to India (TAPI) pipeline project.\nInternational O\u0026amp;G company on its bid for a gas processing facility in Croatia and on their standard international EPC contract.\nSponsors on their successful bid for a healthcare PPP in Saudi Arabia\nInternational O\u0026amp;G company on EPCM arrangements for an Asian LNG Receiving Terminal.\nO\u0026amp;G services company on construction contracts for onshore drilling rigs in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.\nUAE government-owned entities on syngas processing and storage facilities, including gas sales contracts, EPC and concession arrangements; distribution network contracts and on multiple gas concession projects including under concession, DBO and EPC contracting models.{{ FIELD }}Tim Burbury is a senior projects partner based in Abu Dhabi where he leads our Construction Practice and co-leads our Projects Practice in the Middle East. Tim serves as Office Managing Partner in Abu Dhabi and served for 9 years on the Firm’s AEC Committee. Tim is highly ranked for Construction (Chambers Band 1, Legal 500) and Infrastructure \u0026amp; Projects, (Chambers, Legal 500). Tim was named as an MVP in Construction Law (Law360, 2021).\nFor the last 25 years, Tim has represented sovereign wealth funds, State-owned entities, giga developers, energy and utility companies and strategic infrastructure clients and funds on their construction, infrastructure, energy, utilities and PPP projects and project financings.\nSince 2019, Tim has advised on one of the world's largest renewable energy and infrastructure giga projects, valued in the hundreds of USD billions, together with several other confidential Middle East giga projects.\nHe has recently advised clients on multiple PPP, renewable and conventional power projects that have won Deal of the Year accolades, including:\n* PPP deal of the Year - Utilities (IJ Global 2024, Amaala Multi Utilities PPP)\n* MENA Solar Deal of the Year (PFI 2020, Al Dhafrah 1.5GW Solar IPP Abu Dhabi)\n* MENA Power Deal of the Year (IJ Global 2020, Hamriyah IPP UAE)\n* Renewable Deal of the Year (PFI 2019, Dumat 400 MW Wind IPP Saudi Arabia)\nTim has significant PPP experience, having advised governments and sponsors since the early 2000s during the Australia PPP boom. Tim helped write the PPP commercial principles guidebook for one government client. He has recently advised on a number of schools, accommodation, healthcare and transport PPPs in the UAE and Saudi Arabia as part of those countries’ PPP programs.\nTim has advised on 60+ district energy projects in the Middle East and Asia, included projects and project financings in Saudi Arabia, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Bahrain and Qatar.  He has advised Governments on regulatory regimes. Partner Band 1, Construction UAE - Chambers Global 2026 Expertise Based Abroad, Band 1, Projects \u0026amp; Energy Saudi Arabia - Chambers Global 2026 Band 1, Construction: Non-contentious UAE - Chambers Global 2026 Leading Partner, Construction UAE - Legal 500 EMEA 2026 Leading Partner, Projects \u0026amp; Energy Saudi Arabia - Legal 500 EMEA 2026 Highly Regarded, Energy , Transport, Utilities, Oil \u0026amp; Gas, Social Infrastructure in the UAE IFLR 1000 EMEA 2025 \"Absolutely first class - the best non-contentious lawyer in the UAE\" Chambers Global “…an excellent understanding of market terms, an innovative problem solving approach, applies a strong commercial lens\" Chambers Global \"The perfect combination of very strong background and very strong skills in legal matters\"  Chambers Global \" …an exceptional lawyer who is calm and collected under pressure, excellent on the detail and has invaluable knowledge” Chambers Global \"Exceptionally competent projects transactional lawyer”…  Chambers Global \"...an adept lawyer who regularly advises government bodies and multinationals on project structuring and financing.\" Chambers 2025 \"..an eminent Abu Dhabi-based lawyer who is widely praised for his robust non-contentious construction practice\"  Chambers 2025 \"Co-head Tim Burbury is a key figure for gigaprojects and a go-to for many industry players and state-owned entities\" Legal 500 2025 Law360: MVP in Construction Law, an accolade given to only 4 lawyers globally 2021 Band 1, Construction Chambers Global 10 years to 2025 Band 3, Projects \u0026amp; Energy, Middle East Chambers Global (13 years to 2025) Tier 1, Projects \u0026amp; Energy, Saudi Arabia Legal 500: 2020-2022 Who's Who Construction Global Leader: 2017–2025 Leading Lawyer, Construction, Infrastructure \u0026amp; Projects, UAE Legal 500: 2010–2022 Leading Individual, Saudi Arabia: Construction Legal 500: 2022 University of Tasmania  High Court of Australia Hong Kong Tasmania Victoria Society of Construction Law International District Energy Association Australian Business Group Giga Construction Projects and PPPs - Cities, Transport, Healthcare, Education, Housing, Infrastructure\nSWFs/State owned entities on confidential giga construction projects, including the world's largest construction project. Also advised on ports, hydrogen, industrial cities, data centres, IT, smart cities, telco, transport, complex tunnelling projects and accommodation PPPs. Middle Eastern Government entities on schools, transport, residential/accommodation and 'city' PPPs. Sponsors on the construction (and PPP pass through aspects) of NYU University Abu Dhabi PPP, Zayed University PPP and Paris Sorbonne Abu Dhabi University PPP. Sponsors on the first project financed workers’ accommodation PPP in Saudi Arabia; a SWF on three large workers' accommodation DBFO projects in Saudi Arabia; Concession grantor on the first project financed workers’ accommodation PPP in the UAE. Winning bidder as Sponsor on the RCU Healthcare PPP Project Sponsor on its bid for the Prince Muhammad bin Abdulaziz International Airport PPP in Madinah, Saudi Arabia. Power \u0026amp; Utilities (Solar, Wind, Waste, Water)\nSponsor on Al Dhafrah 1.5GW Solar IPP in Abu Dhabi through to financial close. This is the largest solar PV project in the world, and won MENA Solar Deal of the Year- Project Finance International 2020\nSponsors on their bid for the multi plant Amaala Utilities PPP in Saudi Arabia (2022). This deal won PPP deal of the Year - Utilities (IJ Global 2024)\nSponsors for the 400 MW Dumat Al Jandal Wind IPP through to financial close. This was the first utility scale wind project in Saudi Arabia under Vision2030, and won PFI Renewable Deal of the Year 2019.\nA Middle East SWF as local sponsor on its involvement in Hamriyah IPP in Sharjah, UAE through to financial close. This deal won MENA Power Deal of the Year – IJGlobal 2020\nConsortium on its bid for the Fujairah 3 IPP in the UAE.\nConsortium on its bid for the multi-utility (14 plants) Red Sea Utility PPP, in Saudi Arabia.\nConsortium on its bids for the 1GW Tanajib IWPP and 1GW Jafurah IWPP in Saudi Arabia; on Facility E IWPP in Qatar and on Guam 400MW IPP through to financial close.\nMiddle Eastern SWF on confidential outbound power and digital infrastructure PE investments.\nSponsors on the O\u0026amp;M contract for an Asian wind project.\nPrivate equity fund on two (2) x 10MW solar IPP acquisitions in Jordan.\nSponsors on the EPC and O\u0026amp;M arrangements associated with a suite of IPPs in Kenya.\nMiddle Eastern Governments on the establishment of a new Green Free Zone, national water strategy, and environmental standards and regulations.\nConsortium on bids for a Rabigh 3 IWP, Shuqaiq 3 IWP Yanbu 4 IWP, Jubail 3B IWP and Dammam ISTP and Jeddah 2 ISTP, all in Saudi Arabia under Vision2030.\nA Middle Eastern Government on waste projects including PPPs\nSponsors on a Middle East industrial effluent treatment PPP project.\nSponsors on the Barwon Biosolids PPP in Australia.\nSponsors on the Eastern Creek Waste PPP in Australia.\nAdvised on 60+ district cooling/trigeneration projects including for: Diriyah Gate, KEC, MiSK City, Masdar City, Seaworld Abu Dhabi, Dubai EXPO2020, Lusail City; Riyadh Avenues, KFUPM Business Park; Jeddah Tower; Saadiyat Island; King Abdulaziz Road, New York University; Eastern Mangroves; TDIC Headquarters; ADNEC Capital Center; Danet Cit; Abu Dhabi World Trade Center, Yas Island, Palm Jebel Ali, Jimi Mall, Palazzo Versace, Mina Rashid, Dubai Maritime City, Bahrain World Trade Center, Zayed University, Reem Island, City Airport, Abu Dhabi International Airport, Al Maktoum International Airport, Presidential Palace, Dubai Sports City, Akoya Oxygen, Mirdif Hills, ICT Tower, Danat Hospital, Jabal Omar, Maryah Island, Raha Beach, Raha Gardens, Prince Sultan Cultural City, Jeddah Headquarters, Al Mamoura, Confidential acquisitions in Malaysia, Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Saudi Arabia. Advised a Middle Eastern Government on the establishment of laws and regulations for district cooling. 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In addition, he advises clients in other corporate, securities, strategic and business-related matters, including corporate governance, activist defense, stockholder and compliance matters, SEC reporting obligations and disclosure issues, and general corporate and commercial matters.[[--readmore--]]\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eMr. Baeza has been involved in many notable domestic and cross-border M\u0026amp;A and other corporate transactions representing acquirers, sellers and targets, including:\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cul\u003e\n\u003cli\u003eSouthwestern Energy in its $870 million acquisition of Montage Resources, $2.7 billion acquisition of Indigo Natural Resources, LLC, and $1.85 billion acquisition of GEP Haynesville, LLC;\u003c/li\u003e\n\u003cli\u003eONEOK, Inc. in its acquisition of all of the outstanding common units of ONEOK Partners, L.P. for $9.3 billion;\u003c/li\u003e\n\u003cli\u003eNoble Energy, Inc. in its $3.2 billion acquisition of Clayton Williams Energy, Inc.;\u003c/li\u003e\n\u003cli\u003eLeidos Holdings, Inc. in a Reverse Morris Trust transaction to combine with Lockheed Martin Corporation\u0026rsquo;s Information Systems \u0026amp; Global Solutions business;\u003c/li\u003e\n\u003cli\u003eHershey Co. in its $584 million acquisition of Chinese confectionary company Shanghai Golden Monkey Food Joint Stock Co.;\u003c/li\u003e\n\u003cli\u003eFrontier Communications in its $2 billion acquisition of certain wireline assets from AT\u0026amp;T;\u003c/li\u003e\n\u003cli\u003eDover Corporation in its spin-off of Knowles Corporation into a stand-alone publicly traded company;\u003c/li\u003e\n\u003cli\u003eDigitalGlobe, Inc. in its $900 million merger with GeoEye Inc.; and\u003c/li\u003e\n\u003cli\u003eAnheuser-Busch InBev in its $20.1 billion acquisition of the remaining stake of Mexico\u0026rsquo;s Grupo Modelo, S.A.B. de C.V that it did not already own.\u003c/li\u003e\n\u003c/ul\u003e\n\u003cp\u003ePrior to joining King \u0026amp; Spalding, Mr. Baeza was an attorney with Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher \u0026amp; Flom LLP in New York and Houston, and has experience as in-house counsel supporting domestic and international corporate transactions and investments for Henry Schein, Inc., one of the world\u0026rsquo;s largest distributors of healthcare products and services.\u003c/p\u003e","slug":"christopher-baeza","email":"cbaeza@kslaw.com","phone":null,"matters":null,"taggings":{"tags":[],"meta_tags":[]},"expertise":[{"id":75,"guid":"75.capabilities","index":0,"source":"capabilities"},{"id":32,"guid":"32.capabilities","index":1,"source":"capabilities"},{"id":27,"guid":"27.capabilities","index":2,"source":"capabilities"},{"id":126,"guid":"126.capabilities","index":3,"source":"capabilities"},{"id":72,"guid":"72.capabilities","index":4,"source":"capabilities"},{"id":33,"guid":"33.capabilities","index":5,"source":"capabilities"},{"id":80,"guid":"80.capabilities","index":6,"source":"capabilities"},{"id":35,"guid":"35.capabilities","index":7,"source":"capabilities"},{"id":10,"guid":"10.capabilities","index":8,"source":"capabilities"},{"id":73,"guid":"73.capabilities","index":9,"source":"capabilities"},{"id":115,"guid":"115.capabilities","index":10,"source":"capabilities"}],"is_active":true,"last_name":"Baeza","nick_name":"Chris","clerkships":[],"first_name":"Christopher","title_rank":9999,"updated_by":32,"law_schools":[{"id":2174,"meta":{"degree":"J.D.","honors":"","is_law_school":"1","graduation_date":"2010-01-01 00:00:00"},"order":1,"pin_order":null,"pin_expiration":null}],"middle_name":" ","name_suffix":"","recognitions":null,"linked_in_url":null,"seodescription":null,"primary_title_id":14,"translated_fields":{"en":{"bio":"\u003cp\u003eChristopher Baeza has significant experience advising companies and their boards of directors, executive management and legal teams in public and private mergers \u0026amp; acquisitions, joint ventures, securities compliance, corporate restructuring, corporate finance and other complex transactions. 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In addition, he advises clients in other corporate, securities, strategic and business-related matters, including corporate governance, activist defense, stockholder and compliance matters, SEC reporting obligations and disclosure issues, and general corporate and commercial matters.\nMr. Baeza has been involved in many notable domestic and cross-border M\u0026amp;A and other corporate transactions representing acquirers, sellers and targets, including:\n\nSouthwestern Energy in its $870 million acquisition of Montage Resources, $2.7 billion acquisition of Indigo Natural Resources, LLC, and $1.85 billion acquisition of GEP Haynesville, LLC;\nONEOK, Inc. in its acquisition of all of the outstanding common units of ONEOK Partners, L.P. for $9.3 billion;\nNoble Energy, Inc. in its $3.2 billion acquisition of Clayton Williams Energy, Inc.;\nLeidos Holdings, Inc. in a Reverse Morris Trust transaction to combine with Lockheed Martin Corporation’s Information Systems \u0026amp; Global Solutions business;\nHershey Co. in its $584 million acquisition of Chinese confectionary company Shanghai Golden Monkey Food Joint Stock Co.;\nFrontier Communications in its $2 billion acquisition of certain wireline assets from AT\u0026amp;T;\nDover Corporation in its spin-off of Knowles Corporation into a stand-alone publicly traded company;\nDigitalGlobe, Inc. in its $900 million merger with GeoEye Inc.; and\nAnheuser-Busch InBev in its $20.1 billion acquisition of the remaining stake of Mexico’s Grupo Modelo, S.A.B. de C.V that it did not already own.\n\nPrior to joining King \u0026amp; Spalding, Mr. Baeza was an attorney with Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher \u0026amp; Flom LLP in New York and Houston, and has experience as in-house counsel supporting domestic and international corporate transactions and investments for Henry Schein, Inc., one of the world’s largest distributors of healthcare products and services. 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Her practice focuses on investment, construction and commercial disputes, with particular focus on energy,\u0026nbsp;infrastructure and manufacturing sectors.[[--readmore--]]\u003c/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eAgn\u0026egrave;s has participated in numerous arbitral proceedings conducted under the ICSID, ICC, AFA and CCJA arbitration rules, in which she delivered opening and closing arguments and cross-examined witnesses, quantum and technical experts. She has substantial experience in multiple jurisdictions, in West and North\u0026nbsp;Africa especially. 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Amount in dispute: more than $1 billion (Algerian law).{{ FIELD }}A Spanish company against an Algerian company in an ICC arbitration arising out of the purchase of a stake in a fertilizer plant and the exercice of a pre-emptive right in a shareholder agreement (Algerian law).{{ FIELD }}Two leading Algerian beverage companies against a German mould manufacturer in an ICC arbitration relating to a bottling plant and mould defects (French law).{{ FIELD }}Representing an Algerian company in an ICC arbitration relating to a brick factory (Swiss law).{{ FIELD }}Representing a subsidiary of a French construction group against a Monaco company in an ICC arbitration relating to an offshore extension project (Monaco law).{{ FIELD }}Representing a French oil group against a Gabonese company in an ICC arbitration concerning a hydrocarbons exploration and production sharing contract (French and Gabonese laws).{{ FIELD }}Representing a Congolese mining company against a South African company in an ICC arbitration relating to the development of a cobalt deposit (Congolese law - dispute value greater than EUR 790 million).{{ FIELD }}Representing a French energy company in an AFA arbitration relating to gas price revision of a long-term contract concluded with a French oil group (French law).{{ FIELD }}Representing a Moroccan food company in an ICC arbitration regarding breach of representations and warranties of a share purchase agreement and wrongful termination of a distribution contract (Moroccan law).{{ FIELD }}Representing a French pharmaceutical company in an ICC arbitration regarding the wrongful termination of a contract pertaining to the development of anti-wrinkle fillers (French law).{{ FIELD }}Representing SolEs Badajoz GmbH against the Kingdom of Spain in an ICSID arbitration in the field of photovoltaic energy, on the ground of the Energy Charter.{{ FIELD }}Representing Société des Mines de Loulo against the Republic of Mali in an ICSID arbitration relating to a gold mine and tax claims imposed in breach of a stabilization clause in a concession agreement.{{ FIELD }}Representing Indonesian investors in an ICSID arbitration against a West African State relating to the State’s revocation of an iron ore mining license, on the basis of a mining agreement and a mining code.{{ FIELD }}Representing the Republic of Guinea against BSGR in an ICSID arbitration relating to an alleged expropriation of the rights to exploit an iron mine, on the basis of an investment law (dispute value greater than USD 5 billion).{{ FIELD }}Representing the Republic of Guinea against Getma International in two arbitration proceedings concerning the Government’s termination of a concession agreement relating to management and operation of a port terminal. Arbitration proceedings were administrated by ICSID on the basis of an investment law and by the CCJA on the basis of the concession agreement.{{ FIELD }}Representing a Republic of Guinea in an ICC arbitration against a Russian investor relating to the sale and exploitation of a bauxite plant (dispute value greater than EUR 800 million).{{ FIELD }}Representing the Republic of Guinea against the Société Industrielle des Boissons de Guinée in an ICSID arbitration relating to the alleged expropriation of a beverage factory, on the basis of an investment law.{{ FIELD }}Representing a Spanish company against an Algerian entity in an ICC arbitration relating to the construction of a railway in North Africa (Algerian law).{{ FIELD }}Representing a French company in an ICC arbitration relating to the construction of an LNG terminal (French admnistrative law).{{ FIELD }}Representing British investors against Uruguay in a set aside proceeding before the Paris Court of Appeal (the BIT claim was related to expropriation of an iron ore mine) (value of the dispute greater than EUR 3 billion).{{ FIELD }}Representing a Canadian airline in a set aside proceeding before the Paris Court of Appeal (the BIT claim was related to transfer of funds).{{ FIELD }}Representing a French company against the Municipality of Lima in a set aside proceeding before the Paris Court of Appeal relating to the construction of highway project (value of the dispute greater than EUR 1.5 billion).{{ FIELD }}Representing a French energy company against a consortium of European companies in an ICC arbitration relating to the construction of a gas terminal in the south of France, before the French Council of State in a set aside proceeding.{{ FIELD }}Representing a French energy company against a consortium of European companies in enforcement proceedings before French court.{{ FIELD }}Secretary to arbitral tribunals in three ICC arbitrations relating to the construction of a road and a stadium in a West African country.{{ FIELD }}Agnès Bizard is an International Arbitration Counsel in King \u0026amp; Spalding’s Paris office. Her practice focuses on investment, construction and commercial disputes, with particular focus on energy, infrastructure and manufacturing sectors.\nAgnès has participated in numerous arbitral proceedings conducted under the ICSID, ICC, AFA and CCJA arbitration rules, in which she delivered opening and closing arguments and cross-examined witnesses, quantum and technical experts. She has substantial experience in multiple jurisdictions, in West and North Africa especially. She also frequently appears before French courts in set aside proceedings.\nIn addition to her work as counsel, Agnès sits as an arbitrator. \nAgnès is also serving as an officer in several arbitral organizations, including as Court Member of the ICC International Court of Arbitration, Co-Chair of the IBA Subcommittee on Recognition and Enforcement of Arbitral Awards and Co-Chair of the CFA40. Agnès Bizard counsel Counsel Rising Star – International Arbitration Law 360 Future Leader - International Arbitration Lexology (WWL Legal) 2024-2025 International Arbitration Rising Star Legal 500 MENA - France, 2024 Ones to Watch - International Arbitration - Best Lawyers France - 2022 / 2025 London School of Economics and Political Science, UK  Sorbonne University, Paris I, France  France Co-Chair IBA Recognition and Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Subcommittee Co-Chair CFA40 Member of the ICC International Court of Arbitration Board member of the ICC Observatory (France) Representing a Middle Eastern State against another Middle Eastern State in a set aside proceeding before the Paris Court of Appeal regarding a $35 billion treaty dispute relating to oil and gas transportation rights, acts of state and local law issues A Spanish contractor in an ICC arbitration against an Algerian State affiliated joint venture arising out of the construction and commissioning of a gas processing plant in North Africa. Amount in dispute: more than $1 billion (Algerian law). A Spanish company against an Algerian company in an ICC arbitration arising out of the purchase of a stake in a fertilizer plant and the exercice of a pre-emptive right in a shareholder agreement (Algerian law). Two leading Algerian beverage companies against a German mould manufacturer in an ICC arbitration relating to a bottling plant and mould defects (French law). Representing an Algerian company in an ICC arbitration relating to a brick factory (Swiss law). Representing a subsidiary of a French construction group against a Monaco company in an ICC arbitration relating to an offshore extension project (Monaco law). Representing a French oil group against a Gabonese company in an ICC arbitration concerning a hydrocarbons exploration and production sharing contract (French and Gabonese laws). Representing a Congolese mining company against a South African company in an ICC arbitration relating to the development of a cobalt deposit (Congolese law - dispute value greater than EUR 790 million). Representing a French energy company in an AFA arbitration relating to gas price revision of a long-term contract concluded with a French oil group (French law). Representing a Moroccan food company in an ICC arbitration regarding breach of representations and warranties of a share purchase agreement and wrongful termination of a distribution contract (Moroccan law). Representing a French pharmaceutical company in an ICC arbitration regarding the wrongful termination of a contract pertaining to the development of anti-wrinkle fillers (French law). Representing SolEs Badajoz GmbH against the Kingdom of Spain in an ICSID arbitration in the field of photovoltaic energy, on the ground of the Energy Charter. Representing Société des Mines de Loulo against the Republic of Mali in an ICSID arbitration relating to a gold mine and tax claims imposed in breach of a stabilization clause in a concession agreement. Representing Indonesian investors in an ICSID arbitration against a West African State relating to the State’s revocation of an iron ore mining license, on the basis of a mining agreement and a mining code. Representing the Republic of Guinea against BSGR in an ICSID arbitration relating to an alleged expropriation of the rights to exploit an iron mine, on the basis of an investment law (dispute value greater than USD 5 billion). Representing the Republic of Guinea against Getma International in two arbitration proceedings concerning the Government’s termination of a concession agreement relating to management and operation of a port terminal. Arbitration proceedings were administrated by ICSID on the basis of an investment law and by the CCJA on the basis of the concession agreement. 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Representation also included divestiture of more than $800 million in assets of Waste Management and Advanced Disposal, as required by the Department of Justice.{{ FIELD }}Elevance Health, Inc. in its acquisition of BioPlus, a specialty pharmacy company, from Carepath Rx, a portfolio company of Nautic Partners.{{ FIELD }}Nate Bascom advises clients on a variety of corporate and commercial matters, including mergers \u0026amp; acquisitions, joint ventures, project development, financing matters and commercial transactions. Nate particularly focuses on advising clients in the energy and infrastructure sectors, particularly power and renewable energy but also including oil \u0026amp; gas, critical minerals and various infrastructure projects. 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Sixth Street Partners, LLC in its acquisition of oil and gas assets from Laredo Petroleum Inc., for a total consideration of $715 million. Sempra Energy on its sale of a 20% equity interest in Sempra Infrastructure Partners, an energy infrastructure company, to KKR for $3.37 billion. BlackRock, Inc. in the divestiture by its infrastructure fund of its equity interests in certain natural gas pipelines in Mexico. Sibanye Gold Limited, South Africa’s largest individual gold producer, in its $2.2 billion all-cash acquisition of Stillwater Mining Company, including related equity financing. Waste Management, Inc. in its acquisition via merger of Advanced Disposal Inc., representing a $4.6 billion total enterprise value. Representation also included divestiture of more than $800 million in assets of Waste Management and Advanced Disposal, as required by the Department of Justice. Elevance Health, Inc. in its acquisition of BioPlus, a specialty pharmacy company, from Carepath Rx, a portfolio company of Nautic Partners.","searchable_name":"Nate Bascom","is_active":true,"featured":null,"publish_date":null,"expiration_date":null,"blog_featured":null,"published_by":202,"capability_group_featured":null,"home_page_featured":null},{"id":447258,"version":1,"owner_type":"Person","owner_id":5631,"payload":{"bio":"\u003cp\u003eCarson is a Senior\u0026nbsp;Associate in King \u0026amp; Spalding's International Disputes practice. 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Prior to the merits hearing, the parties settled on terms favorable to the client.{{ FIELD }}Represented a major U.S.-based electric utility in an ICDR arbitration involving a contract dispute with its Canadian supplier of nuclear fuel. Prior to the merits hearing, the parties settled the dispute on terms favorable to the client.{{ FIELD }}Represented a U.A.E-based retailer in U.S. federal court against its American franchisee over alleged breaches of contract. The case was successfully dismissed on forum non conveniens grounds.{{ FIELD }}Represented a UK-based pharmaceutical company against a sublicensee regarding unpaid royalties and sublicense fees; the parties settled on terms favorable to the client.{{ FIELD }}Represented a major Spanish energy company in an UNCITRAL arbitration involving a force majeure declaration resulting from an earthquake in the Caribbean and a utility's inability to take regasified LNG.{{ FIELD }}Represented ICE detainees in a Religious Liberty case stemming from state and federal authorities restricting the detainees' ability to practice their faith while in custody.{{ FIELD }}Carson is a Senior Associate in King \u0026amp; Spalding's International Disputes practice. He represents clients in high-stakes international commercial disputes, investment treaty arbitrations, and global award enforcement actions.  Carson regularly represents clients in international disputes in the oil and gas, renewable energy, and aerospace sectors.  Carson is licensed in New York, Georgia, and Washington, D.C. \nCommitted to the latest developments in the field, Carson has served as a delegate to the U.N. Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) during its discussion on reforms to Investor-State Dispute Settlement. He handles disputes before major arbitral forums, including the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA), the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID); the American Arbitration Association and its International Centre for Dispute Resolution (AAA/ICDR), and the Swiss Arbitration Centre (SAC).  \nCarson received his J.D. from Pepperdine University School of Law where he served as Editor-in-Chief of the Dispute Resolution Law Journal. Carson earned his B.A. from Brigham Young University and graduated with University Honors, the highest academic distinction awarded to undergraduates. \nDuring law school, Carson served as a judicial extern to the Honorable Dolly M. Gee of the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California in Los Angeles. He also interned in the chambers of Presiding Justice Tricia A. Bigelow of the California Court of Appeal.\nCarson is fluent in Portuguese. Carson Bennett lawyer Senior Associate Brigham Young University J. Reuben Clark Law School Pepperdine University Pepperdine University School of Law Supreme Court of the United States U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia District of Columbia Georgia New York American Society of International Law Young ICCA J. Reuben Clark Law Society Representing The Coca-Cola Company in a Europe-based commercial arbitration under a long-term sponsorship agreement. Representing Chevron Thailand Exploration \u0026amp; Production Co. in a Zurich-seated ad hoc arbitration against the Government of Thailand, concerning a dispute in excess of US$ 2 billion regarding the decommissioning of offshore assets in the Gulf of Thailand. Enforcing a US$ 77 million ICSID award against the Kingdom of Spain in U.S. federal court on behalf of Blasket Renewable Investments Part of the commercial arbitration team that won declaratory relief worth over US$ 600 million for a U.S.-based natural gas liquefaction company in a AAA arbitration involving a disputed payment calculation. Representing Chevron Corporation in a treaty arbitration against the Republic of Ecuador seated in The Hague, concerning the fraudulent US$ 9 billion \"Lago Agrio\" environmental judgment issued by the Ecuadorian courts. Represented an American LNG company in an ICDR arbitration governed by New York law concerning the scheduling terms of a long-term Sale and Purchase Agreement. Represented an American storage company in an ICC arbitration concerning the purchase price of a Brazilian joint venture. Prior to the merits hearing, the parties settled on terms favorable to the client. Represented a major U.S.-based electric utility in an ICDR arbitration involving a contract dispute with its Canadian supplier of nuclear fuel. Prior to the merits hearing, the parties settled the dispute on terms favorable to the client. Represented a U.A.E-based retailer in U.S. federal court against its American franchisee over alleged breaches of contract. The case was successfully dismissed on forum non conveniens grounds. Represented a UK-based pharmaceutical company against a sublicensee regarding unpaid royalties and sublicense fees; the parties settled on terms favorable to the client. Represented a major Spanish energy company in an UNCITRAL arbitration involving a force majeure declaration resulting from an earthquake in the Caribbean and a utility's inability to take regasified LNG. Represented ICE detainees in a Religious Liberty case stemming from state and federal authorities restricting the detainees' ability to practice their faith while in custody.","searchable_name":"Carson W. Bennett","is_active":true,"featured":null,"publish_date":null,"expiration_date":null,"blog_featured":null,"published_by":202,"capability_group_featured":null,"home_page_featured":null}]}}