Projects & Infrastructure: International | Global

A&O Shearman's Singapore office often advises on transactions in the mining and oil and gas industries, with notable activity across Asia-Pacific, including in Indonesia and Taiwan. The law firm is highlighted for its experience assisting with the sale and purchase of power assets, including in the renewable energy space. The team leverages its comprehensive regional footprint to advise state-owned entities and private sector clients on M&A and outbound investment. The practice in Singapore works closely with other offices in its international network to provide seamless cross-border coverage.

Milbank's Singapore office is exceptionally well-regarded for its advice on complex power projects, particularly in Indonesia, as well as neighbouring jurisdictions such as Malaysia, the Philippines, Laos and Vietnam. The team is experienced in assisting with coal and gas fired plant development, as well as varied renewable power mandates. The firm maintains an impressive slate of lenders and sponsors as clients, who value the team's formidable capabilities in both finance and development. The practice is well placed to advise on infrastructure-related mandates, as well as mining projects.

Ashurst's Singapore-based energy team advises major oil and gas clients on transactions across the region, demonstrating particular expertise in M&A. The team regularly advises on production sharing contracts and sale and purchase arrangements. The firm has deep experience in the LNG sector and power industry credentials across a range of South-East Asian jurisdictions, including Indonesia and Malaysia, as well as further afield.

Latham & Watkins' Singapore office handles high-profile power and oil and gas mandates across the Asia-Pacific region. The firm is highly experienced with both traditional and renewable energy projects and is a trusted adviser to commercial banks, sponsors and export credit agencies on complex project financings and refinancings, especially those involving Indonesia. The firm is also highly valued for advice on headline infrastructure project development matters.

White & Case's Singapore team is a well-known player in the energy and renewables space, leveraging distinct expertise in project financing and oil and gas mandates. The firm advises international and domestic clients across a range of asset classes and is involved in some of the most notable energy deals in the region.

Norton Rose Fulbright's legal team in Singapore is well regarded for its energy and natural resources expertise. LNG is a key area of focus, including sale and purchase agreements, terminal use arrangements and marketing issues. The team possesses further expertise in the renewable energy sector.

DLA Piper's team of lawyers in Singapore is recognised by the market for its project finance and development expertise across many jurisdictions in South-East Asia and South Asia, including recent matters in Indonesia, Cambodia and Bangladesh. The firm is active across an array of energy projects, including solar, hydrogen and LNG, as well as infrastructure mandates related to data centre development. The firm maintains an international client list.

Linklaters is well-versed in the financing and development of oil and gas, infrastructure and power projects across the region. The firm leverages a highly-reputed global projects team that collaborates to assist ECAs, commercial banks and sponsors with complex cross-border mandates. Its Singapore team works closely with the firm's network of offices across the Asia-Pacific region including Bangkok, Jakarta, Hong Kong and Tokyo.

Mayer Brown fields a team well-versed in LNG matters. The Singapore-based practice is active advising on LNG sale and purchase agreements and all manner of contractual arrangements relating to the operation of LNG facilities. It also handles project development and transactional mandates in the space. Its work spans the region, with particular strength pertaining to Vietnam, in addition to regular matters for Korean and Japanese clients.

Pinsent Masons MPillay's energy and natural resources practice operates across the spectrum of energy, with particular expertise in energy transition and renewables. The firm acts for government bodies, equity investors and supply chain participants, with a distinct focus on green bond issuance and renewable energy platform launches.