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Aakanksha Joshi of S&R Associates advises corporate entities on acquisitions, regulatory issues and bidding processes, as well as concession agreements, in the power, renewable energy and transportation sectors. She is based in Mumbai.
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Aakansha is a very good lawyer who provides strong legal advice keeping the business and the industry practices in mind.
Aakansha is a very good lawyer who provides strong legal advice keeping the business and the industry practices in mind.
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Implementation of the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and its Implications
The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (“CBAM”), applicable to imports from ‘third countries’ (i.e., non-EU countries), endeavors to impose a price on emissions in respect of the production and supply of carbon-intensive goods. By ensuring that a price is paid for such embedded emis
Branded Residences: An Overview of the Legal Framework in India
The rise of mixed-use development platforms has prompted hospitality brands to diversify their offerings, expanding into residential spaces such as resort villas and luxury apartments to cater to a broader audience. This note provides an overview of the concept of Branded Residences and explores how
Regulatory Updates: Clean Energy (July to September 2024)
Issue 3 of 2024 of our Quarterly Roundup Series on Clean Energy covers the period between July and September 2024 and tracks key regulatory developments at both central and state levels in solar and wind generation, green hydrogen/ ammonia production, EVs, tariffs, connectivity and other miscellaneo
M&A in the Ports Sector in India: Key Regulatory and Contractual Considerations
The Indian ports sector is witnessing increased private sector participation, particularly by way of Public-Private Partnerships (“PPP”). The government has facilitated private sector participation by adopting investor friendly PPP models and streamlining tender processes and concession agreements f
Implementation of the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and its Implications
The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (“CBAM”), applicable to imports from ‘third countries’ (i.e., non-EU countries), endeavors to impose a price on emissions in respect of the production and supply of carbon-intensive goods. By ensuring that a price is paid for such embedded emis
Branded Residences: An Overview of the Legal Framework in India
The rise of mixed-use development platforms has prompted hospitality brands to diversify their offerings, expanding into residential spaces such as resort villas and luxury apartments to cater to a broader audience. This note provides an overview of the concept of Branded Residences and explores how
Regulatory Updates: Clean Energy (July to September 2024)
Issue 3 of 2024 of our Quarterly Roundup Series on Clean Energy covers the period between July and September 2024 and tracks key regulatory developments at both central and state levels in solar and wind generation, green hydrogen/ ammonia production, EVs, tariffs, connectivity and other miscellaneo
M&A in the Ports Sector in India: Key Regulatory and Contractual Considerations
The Indian ports sector is witnessing increased private sector participation, particularly by way of Public-Private Partnerships (“PPP”). The government has facilitated private sector participation by adopting investor friendly PPP models and streamlining tender processes and concession agreements f
