Nadia Abdallah
Counsel
Matouk Bassiouny & Hennawy
More informationWorking in conjunction with the firm’s corporate and M&A and dispute resolution teams, Matouk Bassiouny & Hennawy assists clients with projects, transactions and disputes related to oil and gas and renewables. Managing partner Mahmoud S. Bassiouny leads the project finance offering and offers extensive energy and infrastructure experience, having regularly acted for international commercial banks and major energy companies. Counsel Nadia Abdallah continues to strengthen her reputation for investments in renewables and upstream and downstream oil and gas.
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Key clients
- TSFE Infrastructure & Utilities Sub Fund
- Red Sea Wind Energy S.A.E.
- Groupe SEB
- Lekela Egypt Wind Power BOO S.A.E.
- Dragon Oil
- Actis
Work highlights
- Acted as the legal counsel to the TSFE Infrastructure & Utilities Sub Fund in connection with the negotiation of framework agreements with more than 15 developers to develop facilities for renewable energy, green hydrogen/green ammonia manufacturing and storage.
- Represented Red Sea Wind Energy S.A.E., a consortium comprising Engie, Toyota Tsusho and Orascom Construction, in connection with the development, design, construction, financing, operations and maintenance of a 500 MW wind power plant project located at the Gulf of Suez.
- Represented Groupe SEB in connection with the negotiation of a power purchase agreement and related usufruct agreement with Infinity Power for the construction, operation and maintenance by Infinity Power of a rooftop solar power plant facility at Groupe SEB’s factory premises.
Lawyers
Leading associates
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Leading partners
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Mahmoud S. Bassiouny
Regional Managing Partner and Group Head of Finance & Projects
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Mahmoud S. Bassiouny