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International law firm Stephenson Harwood LLP has strengthened its projects, energy and infrastructure practice with the addition of partner Iwan Walters, who joins the firm in Dubai.
Iwan advises on the full life cycle of energy, renewables, water, and infrastructure projects, with a particular focus on clean energy and sustainability projects. Iwan advises clients on their investment in clean energy and infrastructure projects as well as on energy transition plans. Iwan has advised clients on their clean energy projects globally including in the Middle East, Africa, Europe and Asia.
“This is an exciting time for our Middle East projects, energy and infrastructure practice,” said Rania Tadros, Dubai office managing partner, Stephenson Harwood. “Many countries across the GCC are undertaking a huge energy transformation, as the region aims for net zero emissions and embraces sustainable energy practices. We are committed to expanding our projects capabilities in the Middle East, particularly in the areas of sustainability and energy transition. Iwan brings with him experience honed over two decades of practice, and first-hand knowledge and insight into the region and industry.”
“Iwan is a valuable addition to the firm’s international projects, energy and infrastructure practice,” said Rebecca Carter, head of Stephenson Harwood’s real estate and projects group. “His experience in energy transition aligns with the firm’s strategic focus on this sector and working alongside our recent significant senior hires in Europe and Southeast Asia, brings greater depth to our international practice. His arrival enhances our ability to deliver exceptional service and expert support to our clients on high-profile and big-ticket projects in key global markets.”
With international expertise and broad experience in a wide range of energy, renewables, and infrastructure projects, including PPP, the Stephenson Harwood projects, energy and infrastructure practice advises clients all over the world. In renewables and energy transition, the team acts for sponsors, lenders, operators and construction and engineering contractors across the full range of technologies – from solar, wind, waste-to-energy, nuclear and geothermal, to hydrogen and carbon capture and storage.