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This area covers the buying, selling and structuring of energy-related commercial transactions in England, from project acquisitions and joint ventures to the drafting of supply, offtake and power purchase agreements. A solicitor practising in energy transactional law handles due diligence, negotiates contracts, negotiates grid and connection arrangements, and coordinates regulatory approvals and financing for energy projects and portfolios, including asset acquisitions and disposals, corporate reorganisations, and project finance structures. It is shaped by market rules, counterparty risk and compliance requirements in a fast-moving energy sector.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

They identify legal risks in complex energy deals, draft and negotiate key documents (PPA, EPC, O&M, asset purchase agreements, joint venture agreements), review titles and consents, coordinate with lenders and investors, and ensure regulatory and competition considerations are addressed within the contract framework.

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