China > Projects and energy > Beijing
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Projects and energy: Beijing
Other recommended firms
Leading individuals
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- Li Jinnan King & Wood
- Wang Weidong Grandall Law Firm
- Xin Zhang Global Law Office
- George Zhu Jun He Law Offices
Jun He Law Offices’ team, led by ‘the consummate practitioner’ Yuan Jianan and Wang Jiangang, acted in connection with the Beijing Nangong waste incineration plant, the advice involving the drafting and amendment of tendering documents and the evaluation of bids and the negotiation of contracts. George Zhu is a key contact.
King & Wood’s Jing Gang advised Winsway Coking Coal Holdings on its listing on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, and Susan Ning acted for Rio Tinto on the antitrust aspects of its sale of a portion of an equity interest in a Simandou iron ore mining project in Guinea to the Aluminum Corporation of China. Li Jinnan is a project finance specialist.
Global Law Office’s Xin Zhang is highly praised by clients. Zhang advised AES in the acquisition of five hydroelectric plants located in Sichuan and Chongqing from Chongqing Energy Investment Group. Wang Zhongcheng acted in relation to Sinochem Oil’s fuel depots construction projects and acquisitions in provinces such as Zhejiang, Jiangxi and Liaoning. The practice also advised in connection with the construction of the new secondary Beijing airport. Cheong Ming Investments and Sinobo Land Holding are also clients.
Grandall Law Firm has advised on projects relating to highways, ports, bridges, water, wastewater, and telecommunications. The practice frequently acts for China’s major oil and gas concerns both domestically and abroad. It also represents some of China’s, and the world’s, largest mining groups, domestically and internationally. Beijing managing partner Weidong Wang is the principal contact.
Guantao Law Firm acted in relation to the acquisition by Tidetime Sun, principally engaged in media-related businesses, of three coal mines in Xinjiang for HK$7.8bn, the deal expected to allow Tidetime Sun to expand into the PRC’s coal mining, coking coal process and sale business. The practice also assisted CGNPC in its £756m bid for Kalahari Minerals. Xiao Hongming heads the team.
Run Ming Law Office’s former executive partner Gavin Wang departed for Jun He Law Offices. The practice represented a Philippines investor in connection with the GNPower Marivels project, marking the largest greenfield power project in the past decade in the Philippines, and the first overseas power project financed without recourse by China Development Bank and China Export & Credit Insurance Corporation, as well as being funded by loan facilities from domestic and overseas banks in the Philippines. Executive partner Liu Yi is recommended.
Zhong Lun Law Firm’s ‘excellent and talented lawyer’ Shirley Xu is recommended for project finance matters; Hui Sun is noted for infrastructure and public utility matters. Dongyue Chen advised a leading French energy group on its gas supply projects in Xi’an and Jilin.