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Energy & Natural Resources - Australia
4
Band 4
What the team is known for

The Jackson McDonald energy and resources practice maintains a long-established and substantial presence in the Western Australian market. The firm is a go-to team for household names from the mining and oil and gas sectors, but also has notable expertise in energy technology and energy infrastructure projects. The practice is well known for its coverage of the renewables sector, particularly with regard to hydrogen-focused projects. The team also boasts impressive skills in relation to regulatory matters, drawing on its involvement in the development of state energy legislation to advise on reforms to the provision of gas and electricity. Its key clients include Indigenous Business Australia, JERA and Solar Suite.

Strengths

"Jackson McDonald responded quickly and effectively to all enquiries."

Work highlights

Jackson McDonald advised Sun Bred Power on the sale of Cunderdin solar and battery project.

Notable practitioners

Elizabeth Tylich is a key contact at the firm.