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Mrs Irina Moinescu

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Work Department

Energy and Natural Resources; Corporate and Commercial; Mergers and Acquisitions; Electronic Communications and IT; Media and Advertising.

Position

Irina Moinescu is a Partner at Tuca Zbârcea & Asociatii. Her main area of practice is in energy law, with a focus on the electricity sector. In the course of her legal career, she has dealt with complex projects in this field, including the first privatization projects in the electricity and gas sectors or the development of large-scale investments, especially renewable projects. Irina Moinescu has also advised on complex regulatory matters, such as amending the applicable regulatory framework in the renewable energy field, having been directly involved in the drafting of the amendments proposed to the law for establishing the promotion system for producing energy from renewable energy sources, as well as on the corporate commercial and mergers and acquisition issues related to the implementation of the firm’s energy projects.

Furthermore, Irina has a vast experience in specific operation of commercial companies (such as shares assignment, management procedures, shareholders agreements, share capital increase) and in the drafting, negotiating and closing commercial agreements. Other areas of practice include electronic communications, media and advertising.

Career

Partner, Tuca Zbârcea & Asociatii (from 2011 to present), Managing Associate, Tuca Zbârcea & Asociatii (from 2008 to 2010), Senior Associate, Tuca Zbârcea & Asociatii (from 2005 to 2007), Senior Associate, Muşat & Asociaţii (from 2003 to 2005), English law studies within the London College of Law, under the aegis of the British Council, and English law practice within the London offices of the law firm Hogan & Hartson (2003), Associate, Muşat & Asociaţii (from 2000 to 2002).

Languages

English.

Memberships

Bucharest Bar Association, CRE (Romania Energy Center).

Education

University of Bucharest (LL.B., 2000).