Climate Change | Asia-Pacific

Gilbert + Tobin boasts a solid group of climate change lawyers at its Sydney and Melbourne offices. The team is consistently active on green investment mandates, ESG-related banking and financial services matters. It also advises clients on the implications of the Paris Agreement for businesses in Australia.

HFW's Singapore office offers a regionally renowned team equipped to advise on a wide range of legal issues pertaining to climate change. The team regularly handles a range of carbon trading and management matters, including mandates on carbon storage, market mechanisms and carbon origination. It is also well placed to handle green finance and energy and projects-related advice.

Baker Botts is recognised for its expertise in managing projects and navigating regulatory issues related to carbon capture and storage. Its well-experienced Singapore-based team also brings strong capability in climate change policy and regional projects.

Baker McKenzie is noted for its strong historical record of climate change legal advice. The team is regularly active on sustainability-linked financings and investments in clean energy and social impact investments. The firm draws on its offices throughout the region to advise both private and public clients on climate change legal frameworks and management mechanisms.

Kim & Chang maintains a notable climate change advisory practice from its office in South Korea. The team regularly advises on climate disclosures, emission credits and greenwashing claims. It also handles regulatory issues related to South Korean climate regulations and supports clients in the energy and retail sectors with emission trading schemes and climate change litigation.

King & Wood Mallesons' Sydney office is the central node in its regional climate change offering. The firm is adept at handling renewables-related transactions and developments, in addition to carbon trading, capture and storage and climate-related disclosure advice.

Nishimura & Asahi is recognised for its strength in matters pertaining to carbon neutrality initiatives and project financing work in the field of renewable energy. The team's experience in projects and energy-related work is complemented by its expertise in carbon capture and climate change and ESG-related regulatory issues.