Pia Pehrson > Foyen Advokatfirma > Stockholm, Sweden > Lawyer Profile
Foyen Advokatfirma Offices
REGERINGSGATAN 52
PO BOX 7229
103 89 STOCKHOLM
Sweden
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Pia Pehrson
Work Department
Industry, mining and forestry, Energy, land and environment, Real estate
Position
Partner and head of the firm’s Environmental Group.
Career
2004- Foyen Advokatfirma, partner since 2009.
1999, 2002–2004, Counsel for SwedPower AB, a subsidiary of Vattenfall.
2000–2001, Clerk at Malmö District Court, Court of Appeal.
Languages
Swedish, English, Finnish, Bulgarian, German.
Memberships
Swedish Bar Association, since 2006.
Education
1999, Uppsala University (LL.M.)
Lawyer Rankings
Sweden > Energy
(Leading individuals)Foyen Advokatfirma’s leading energy team counts high-profile domestic and international names in the renewable energy (particularly onshore and offshore wind power), natural gas, electricity and biogas industries on its client roster. Key names include group co-heads Pia Pehrson and Andreas Lindström, and Jacob Hamilton, who bring notable in-house expertise to licensing and concession mandates, negotiations with property owners and NGOs, turbine procurements and infrastructure and energy-trading agreements. Senior associate Caterina Carreman assists clients with planning permit application processes. The practice also collaborates with the corporate department to handle financing and M&A transactions in the energy sector; it recently advised on investments into battery production facilities.
Sweden > Environment
Foyen Advokatfirma’s energy practice has a strong list of international mining clients, which practice head Pia Pehrson and senior associate Caterina Carreman advise on early stage impact assessments, due diligence investigations, planning and exploitation negotiations, and all other aspects of the permit negotiation process. The team provides continual support on regulatory developments pertaining to water laws and environmental impact assessments. Recent contentious mandates include acting in permit disputes before the Land and Environment Court of Appeal.