Pinsent Masons MPillay’s projects and infrastructure practice stands out for their expertise in infrastructure work, construction work, and energy sector work, particularly when it comes to renewables and energy transition projects. Notably, the firm often advises on high profile matters, such as several projects in the Belt and Road initiative. James Harris has long-standing experience advising clients including multilateral development banks, commercial banks, and regional host governments with their green transition journeys. Ian Laing advises public and private sector clients on project finance transactions, and has extensive experience on projects involving joint venture participants. Martin Bishop increasingly focuses his practice on the energy and infrastructure sectors, including on matters involving sustainability linked and green financing transactions.
Testimonials
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'We work with William Stroll, who has a good understanding of issues and commercial thinking.'
Key clients
- International Finance Corporation
- Asian Development Bank
Work highlights
- Advised International Finance Corporation (IFC), the multilateral development arm of the World Bank, on the project financing for the development, construction and coverage of ongoing operations for a greenfield dry port project in Laos.
- Supported the Asian Development Bank (ADB) on its role advising the Philippines Department of Transportation (DOTr) on the refurbishment and expansion of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) in Manila.