About

Provided by Fasken

Fasken’s Global Energy and Climate Group advises energy industry clients across a wide spectrum of legal service needs. Whether you are permitting a new pipeline or constructing a new transmission line, dealing with a labour disturbance at a generating facility, filing a new application with a utilities commission, or starting an M&A process on wind farms, our multi-disciplinary team of professionals can help you succeed.


Whether you are developing new projects or refurbishing an existing facility, implementing unique banking and green financing strategies, transacting carbon, pursuing an M&A transaction, or procuring and onboarding new carbon negative technologies, our multi-disciplinary team of global energy professionals can help you succeed.


Projects and project financing now involve more cross-border transactions, multiple levels of government and input from stakeholders. Delivery models are also adapting to a fast paced environment where procuring authorities are seeking greater flexibility and collaboration with the private sector – alternative delivery models such as progressive P3’s, alliance models, alternative finance and procurement (AFP) and other approaches are being utilized with increasing frequency.  Fasken has been at the forefront of developing alternative delivery models and as such is very well placed to advise all project stakeholders on the implications of these shifting procurement approaches.

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Projects & Energy: Mining & Minerals - Global: Multi-Jurisdictional
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What the team is known for

Fasken is well known for its strong capabilities in the mining sector. The law firm supports clients internationally from its base in Canada and teams in London and Johannesburg. Its key areas of focus include:

       • Cross-border M&A and joint venture agreements, as well as contentious mandates.

       • Representation of developers and producers in financing transactions.

       • Complex mining sector-related PE matters.

Notable practitioners

Toronto-based John Turner leads the global mining group for the firm. Ron Ezekiel from Vancouver and Abayomi Akinjide from London co-lead the energy and natural resources practice.