About

Provided by Baker McKenzie

Our Singapore Energy & Infrastructure team has extensive experience in project development, project financing and corporate transactions in the energy and infrastructure sector, with more specialized lawyers in more places in the world than any other law firm. We advise both financial institutions, corporations, funds and governments on cross-border investments, divestments and financings in the sector. Our focus is to deliver to clients advice that is integrated and practical, rooted in our deep understanding derived from many decades of operating as a full service firm in the local markets. We achieved this by working as one team across multiple jurisdictions for each project. As the transition towards clean energy accelerates, our energy and infrastructure lawyers are at the forefront, informed by their extensive experience in both renewable and traditional energy. Guided by our clients' commercial objectives, we have established a reputation for advising on complex, innovative and first-of-its-kind work in a number of new sectors such hydrogen and carbon capture.

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Energy & Natural Resources: International - Singapore

4
Band 4

What the Team is Known For

Baker McKenzie's well-connected legal practice in Singapore leverages the strength of its regional offices across South-East Asia. The team is recognised for advising on varied cross-border transactions relating to renewable power. Particular areas of strength include renewable energy investment, non-renewable power plants and LNG procurement.

Notable practitioners

Kim Hock Ang is a key point of contact at the firm.

Work Highlights

  • Baker McKenzie Wong & Leow advised Vale Canada on it and Sumitomo Metal Mining's divestment of an approximately 14% equity interest in PT Vale Indonesia to PT Mineral Industri Indonesia (Persero).

Strengths

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