England - London • Projects, energy and natural resources
Trinity International LLP
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Trinity International LLP possesses a wide-ranging practice that covers the full range of financing and development work, with its geographic expertise expanding beyond Africa - where it has longstanding credentials - to regions such as Central Asia, Eastern Asia, LATAM and the Middle East. Work over the last year has included traditional and renewable energy builds, through to emerging asset classes such as mini grid developments, battery storage ventures and telecommunication network expansions. The firm also advises on government-mandated hospital and education projects and toll-road redevelopments. Founding partner Paul Biggs leverages more than 25 years of experience across complex PPPs, financing and development work. Fellow founding partner and team head Simon Norris largely focuses on African mandates pertaining to traditional energy sources, renewables and digital infrastructure. Kaushik Ray works with sponsors, lenders, developers and contractors across a wide-array of matters, while Fiona Gulliford is highlighted as a key driver of the firm's increasing exposure to large-scale, complex infrastructure projects in Asia-Pacific.
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'Exceptional knowledge of structuring bankable project finance transactions with experience working on power and infrastructure transactions in Africa. Very practical and transparent billing arrangements and very good availability.'
‘Simon Norris has incredible knowledge and experience in structuring project finance deals in Africa.'
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Key clients
- Northcott Capital
- Asian Development Bank
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Work highlights
- Advising a newly created dedicated desalination / water company (as part of the AP Moller Group) in respect of the proposed acquisition of the BEFESA Desalination Project in Ghana from its current owners, Abengoa Water and Sojitz Corporation.
- Advises GED Africa on all aspects of the KMTR toll road. GED has been awarded the concession by the Governments of Zambia and the Democratic Republic of Congo to develop a toll road (including a 345m cable-stayed bridge across the River Luapula) from Kasomena in DRC to Mwenda in Zambia.
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