About

Provided by Troutman Pepper Locke LLP

Troutman Pepper Locke offers a solution-oriented, execution-driven, and nationally recognized team of energy lawyers representing clients on their most important and complex matters throughout the U.S. and beyond. Our cross-disciplinary team handles project development and finance, mergers and acquisitions, tax, joint ventures, private equity, litigation, regulatory, environmental, capital markets, and real estate. We also have a strong infrastructure practice related to energy projects, transportation, water, and storage/terminaling projects.

Our Services

    • Cutting-edge finance experience: Our experience includes syndicated and single lender credit facilities, exploration and production financings, leveraged and acquisition financings, project financings (tax equity and debt), mezzanine and high-yield debt financings, and more.
    • Robust transactional practice: We handle M&A, project development, and a broad array of commercial and operational agreements.
    • Comprehensive energy regulatory practice: Our regulatory team brings decades of experience in federal and state energy regulation encompassing both conventional and renewable energy sources.
    • Leading litigation experience: We handle energy-related disputes, including investigations, administrative hearings, arbitrations, lawsuits, appeals, and conflicts involving accounting, antitrust, breach of contract, environmental issues, joint ventures, patent infringement, pipeline disputes, regulatory issues, and more.

Chambers Review

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Energy Transition - USA - Nationwide

4
Band 4

What the Team is Known For

Troutman Pepper Locke LLP is noted for its capabilities in energy transition matters including those involving RNG projects. The firm has additional capability in offshore wind and transmission line development.

Notable practitioners

Houston-based Brandon Lobb is a key contact at the firm.

Work Highlights

  • The firm advised Savion Energy on regulatory, permitting and liability issues in its development of a utility-scale solar energy project on a 1,400+ acre former coal mine site in Martin County, Kentucky. 

Strengths

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