Advising renewable and alternative energy clients on project development, M&A and public procurement in the energy sector is at the forefront of the offering at Addleshaw Goddard. The ‘young and diverse team’ is additionally surefooted on power storage mandates and DPC schemes for water companies. Co-practice head Richard Goodfellow is geared to handle major infrastructure projects encompassing energy from waste and carbon capture projects. Fellow co-head Paul Dight is notably active on gas-to-grid projects and on- and offshore wind mandates. Sophie Hiley’s practice extends to advising energy and retail clients on white labelling arrangements. Jack Harris is another name to note.
Testimonials
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‘The ability at the firm to cover a wide breadth of subject matter expertise which gives a fully rounded view to opportunity and risk in any contract drafting.'
‘At all levels through the firm the individuals offer positive approaches to challenges and in shaping in some cases brand new approaches to developing a new offering to revenue and market creation.'
- 'This is all done whilst considering different risks and mitigation in heads of terms drafting, in supporting negotiations and client positions.’
‘They are a young and diverse team but with flexibility, rigorousness and expertise enough to fulfil demanding clients' expectations. It is very easy to close M&A transactions in the UK with their assistance.’
‘They are knowledgeable, efficient, commercial, approachable and responsive.'
‘Paul Dight has renewables expertise and gives clear and commercial advice. Also, Jack Harris provides first-rate legal support within timelines as needed.'
Lawyers
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Richard Goodfellow, Paul Dight