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Simmons & Simmons
CITYPOINT
ONE ROPEMAKER STREET
LONDON
EC2Y 9SS
England
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Work Department

Projects.

Position

Juliet is a partner in the Energy, Natural Resources and Infrastructure team and leads our UK Government Group. She is a leading advisor to the UK Government on energy and infrastructure projects and major commercial, strategic and nationally significant transactions at the public/private interface in defence and security/intelligence, nuclear, transport/logistics, utilities, tech and infrastructure. As an industry leading infrastructure specialist, Juliet has taken innovative approaches to designing new commercial structures and legal frameworks for privatisations, PPPs, restructurings, nationalisations, asset sales, special situations, business transformations, commercialisation of assets and procurements (combined value circa £200bn). She is expert at managing multiple stakeholders and the interface of legal, policy, politics and regulation. She is a strategic and tactical advisor at Investment Approval and Board level, and at Ministerial, CEO and Permanent Secretary level and advises on governance and crisis management. Her clients also include foreign governments, sponsors and infrastructure funds.

Career

Trained Simmons & Simmons; qualified 1992; partner international projects group 1998; head of group 2008; head of energy and infrastructure 2011.

Languages

French.

Lawyer Rankings

London > Projects, energy and natural resources > Power (including electricity and nuclear)

Led by Iain Duncan, Simmons & Simmons’ London-based power team provides comprehensive advice to sponsors, governments, and regulators on various power projects within the UK and globally. The team assists with power purchase and supply agreements, electricity generation and distribution issues, and electricity trading arrangements. In the nuclear power sector, it is noted for assisting the UK Government with infrastructure projects and major transactions. Juliet Reingold is a pivotal contact for nuclear power work – covering regulatory matters, acquisitions, and decommissioning – while Patrick Wallace’s broad practice covers transmission, supply, and distribution matters. Alex Blomfield and Marc Fèvre specialise in the development, construction, and financing of energy and infrastructure projects on a global scale, while Andrew Petry advises on complex financing and project development in the power and infrastructure space. Simon Kenolty is another key contact for PPPs and concession agreements. In June 2023, Serra Tar left the practice to join Kirkland & Ellis International LLP.

London > Projects, energy and natural resources > Infrastructure: M&A and acquisition financing

An exceptionally skilled team delivering outstanding performance and wide industry coverage‘, Simmons & Simmons acts for international energy companies and infrastructure-focused funds on M&A, joint ventures, disposals and brownfield financings, showcasing particular strength in energy transition and digital infrastructure deals. Iain Duncan heads the practice. Andrew Petry is noted as an ‘experienced partner with wide coverage and impeccable skills’, who works with a range of lenders, borrowers and developers. Juliet Reingold is well versed in PPP/PFI projects and boasts close connections to a number of public bodies and multinational strategics. Corinne Noel also comes recommended.

London > Projects, energy and natural resources > Infrastructure: Project finance and development

(Hall of Fame)

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‘An exceptionally skilled team made of professionals delivering outstanding performance and wide industry coverage’, Simmons & Simmons is well-versed in domestic and international energy and infrastructure projects, including PPPs. UK energy head Iain Duncan is highly regarded for his mining and minerals expertise. Juliet Reingold is the key figure in the practice for PPP advice, while the ‘highly experienced’ Andrew Petry is praised for his ‘wide coverage and impeccable skills’ concerning conventional and renewable energy sources, as well as digital and transport infrastructure. Patrick Wallace draws on over thirty-years of experience advising a wide range of clients on project finance and development issues, while Adam Cooper chiefly focuses on international energy projects from a finance and development angle. Samuel Chapman is a crucial supporting presence on a number of mandates. Serra Tar left the firm to join Kirkland & Ellis International LLP in June 2023.