The fallout of Andhra Pradesh’s u-turns on infrastructure contracts
Hemant Sahai, Founding Partner The Andhra Pradesh government’s announcement regarding the closure of the Amaravati Capital City Startup Area project on Nov. 11, comes on the heels of the same government’s vicious assault on existing renewable energy power purchase agreements in the state, as well as the unilateral cancellation of the Polavaram dam project. The …
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Sunando Mukherjee joined HSA Advocates as a Partner
Sunando Mukherjee joined HSA as a Partner in the New Delhi office. As a corporate lawyer, he specializes in corporate M&A and project finance transactions in energy and infrastructure projects.
Power producers receive relief under supervisory powers of APTEL
19th August 2019 Three solar power producers, namely, Ayana Renewable, Sprng Energy and SB Energy represented by their legal counsel HSA Advocates, breathed a sigh of relief after the Appellate Tribunal for Electricity (APTEL) stepped in to save their projects and investments in the Kadappa Solar Park (Phase-II – 750 MW) and Ananthpuramu Solar Park …
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Kshitiz Khera joins HSA Advocates as Associate Partner
December 10, 2019 HSA Advocates is pleased to announce the addition of Kshitiz Khera to the Firm. As an Associate Partner based in the New Delhi office, his practice primarily focuses on civil and commercial litigation, bankruptcy and alternate dispute resolution.
HSA Advocates welcomes Ashutosh Gupta to its collegium of partnership
HSA Advocates welcomes Ashutosh Gupta to its collegium of partnership. As a Partner and Chief Strategy Officer, he will lead the strategic planning and business development efforts of the firm.
Andhra Pradesh High Court directs payment of INR 1450 crores to renewable power generators
December 20, 2019 Ensuring financial viability of power generators is critical to the growth of power sector in India. Upholding this theme, the AP High Court through its Chief Justice in a significant order has directed the state power distribution companies to make payments to renewable power generators and clear all admitted liabilities expeditiously.