Energy & Natural Resources - Mexico
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What the Team is Known For
Ritch Mueller is a heavyweight full-service firm in Mexico that is held in high esteem for its front-running energy team. The practice group benefits from its standout experience in handling high-value energy projects in the power sector, with activity in natural gas-fired power stations and renewable energy solutions, and it is particularly valued for its expertise in financing the development of energy infrastructure, frequently acting for both project sponsors and financial institutions. Ritch Mueller has expertise in the sale and purchase of stakes in energy companies and infrastructure assets.
Strengths
Ritch Mueller has a dedicated team that is always on top of things, and that is timely and proactive. They also have deep market knowledge.
Ritch Mueller's team handle matters with a practical approach aimed at achieving the client’s goals without overlooking the technical aspects and expertise involved.
Notable practitioners
Senior statesperson Thomas Mueller-Gastell earns widespread acclaim from peers and clients alike for his stellar track record in the energy arena in Mexico. He is renowned for his work in the power and oil and gas sector.
Thomas Mueller-Gastell is the best energy lawyer in Mexico and one of the best in Latin America.
Solid practitioner Jorge Oria y Anaya continues to be acknowledged by market onlookers as an expert practitioner with expertise in the Mexican energy and natural resources arena. He boasts capabilities assisting clients with matters pertaining to the power, oil and gas and water sectors.
Partner Federico Santacruz González co-leads the energy and natural resources department and provides solid capabilities on the broad spectrum of renewable and non-renewable energies. He is adept at representing both energy companies and financiers in matters concerning the development of energy infrastructure in Mexico.
Federico Santacruz González's expertise and pragmatism are without a doubt among his greatest strengths.
