Green Guide Profile: OMG

In the Dominican Republic, general practice law firm OMG provides a cross-disciplinary perspective on the development of sustainable projects, combining its energy and real estate expertise for a holistic approach on matters which support the green transition. 

Boosting the energy transition while helping meet local environmental challenges, the firm is representing Streamline Integrated Energy in obtaining a PPA for its innovative municipal solid waste revalorisation plant. The firm assisted in designing and implementing the structure for the 55 MW generation project, alongside advising on the construction concession and environmental licenses. Within the renewable energy sector, the firm is also experienced handling transactions for wind and solar power projects.

In an ongoing matter, Esperanza Cabral is assisting the Park Adventure Group in the building and operation of the Korala sustainable resort, which will emphasise circular economy principles in material usage. The firm provides expertise in environmental law, performing due diligence, navigating environmental regulations and audits, advising on sustainable best practices, and consulting relevant ministries and environmental experts on the project’s footprint. 

The firm is implementing a broad ESG policy, having committed to environmental initiatives across responsible consumption, circular economy, and climate action. At the office-level, the firm has moved into LEED-certified premises; created a sustainable procurement policy that focuses on greener paper suppliers while replacing single-use plastics with renewable plastics; established guidance on paperless operations; and created a decarbonisation process and database to monitor, quantify, and verify its internal greenhouse gas emissions.

The firm contributes keenly to relevant thought leadership, publishing discussions on green bonds, waste management, and the expansion of the Dominican electricity sector. Further supporting local sustainability and social development efforts, Emily Sucart sits on the board at the Dominican Republic’s Women in Renewable Energy association. 

Post-publication, in January 2024, Michelle Abreu, former director of the energy and infrastructure department, left to found her own firm Studio Abreu Vargas | SAV Advisors.


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