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DLA Piper 'excels in providing comprehensive and client-centric legal services in the energy sector' and maintains a growing presence in the market. Lead partners include Orestis Omran, whose focus on matters involving Greece sees him take a leading role in advising on key energy transition projects in South-Eastern Europe, and the newly promoted Alec Van Vaerenbergh, who 'sees the bigger picture in climate and energy' and stands out for advising on regulatory and transactional advice, including for major public clients such as the Cabinet of the Belgian Federal Minister for Energy. Litigation and regulatory partner Bob Martens is a further key contact, and Caroline Hoste is recommended for finance and projects work.

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  • ‘DLA Piper's public law practice stands out for its creative thinking, its client orientation and its flexibility. We have worked together on several projects by now. Each time, we find a good intellectual match and a great cooperation to the benefit of our clients.’

  • ‘DLA Piper excels in providing comprehensive and client-centric legal services in the energy sector, offering clients access to a global network of expertise, advanced technology tools, and a deep understanding of sustainability and ESG issues.’

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Key clients

  • Hellenic Ministry of Environment and Energy
  • Belgian Federal Ministry of Economy, DG Energy
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Work highlights

  • Advised the Hellenic Ministry of Environment and Energy and PPC on the resolution of the case AT.38700, concerning Greek lignite and electricity markets and remedy commitments.
  • Advised the Cabinet of the Belgian Federal Minister for Energy on the regulatory and contractual framework for the re-powering of the existing offshore wind farm concessions in the Belgian part of the North Sea.
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