Norton Rose Fulbright's energy, infrastructure and resources team has 'solid expertise in energy law and offers personalised advice', advising key market players on the transition to new energies in addition to supporting traditional projects, and assisting in the development of carbon offset generation projects. Claire Forster, in Sydney, co-heads the practice with Brisbane-based Dylan McKimmie. Forster advises clients at all points of the energy supply chain on energy regulation, monopoly regulation, and competition law issues. In Brisbane, Kate Muller advises both international and domestic clients on front-end energy transactions.
Testimonials
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‘This law firm stands out for its client-focused approach and practical solutions. The team has solid expertise in energy law and offers personalised advice. Their emphasis on diversity and collaboration is commendable and sets them apart from some other firms. As a client, we appreciate their proactive approach and ability to handle complex issues.’
‘The individuals I work with consistently go above and beyond to understand client needs and provide tailored solutions. One standout partner, Claire Forster, excels in strategic thinking and communication, making complex issues accessible. The team’s collaborative spirit and commitment to continuous learning truly set them apart from competitors. I value their openness, reliability, and innovative approaches to problem-solving.’
Key clients
- ACE Power
- APA Group
Work highlights
- Acted for electricity distributor, Essential Energy, in its $6.3billion revenue determination process with the Australian Energy Regulator (AER) in respect of its distribution network.
- Advised on the sell down of Tokyo Gas’ minority interest across four LNG projects (including Gorgon, Ichtys, Pluto and QCLNG) to US-based private equity firm EIG.