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ARTICLE · 04 APRIL 2020

COVID-19: Energy Project Financing Considerations

Globally, the coronavirus (COVID-19) has caused not only a major public health crisis but also major economic uncertainty, as supply chains are brought to a standstill, flights are grounded, borders...

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HIGHLIGHTS


  • In the context of an energy project finance transaction, coronavirus-related interruptions to a project's construction or operations can have significant implications for project borrowers, sponsors, project counterparties and financiers.
  • This Holland & Knight alert outlines some of the issues that may arise under project finance documentation for a typical energy project finance transaction in light of the uncertainties and difficulties arising in the current environment.

Globally, the coronavirus (COVID-19) has caused not only a major public health crisis but also major economic uncertainty, as supply chains are brought to a standstill, flights are grounded, borders, businesses and schools are closed, "stay in place" orders are announced and financial markets remain volatile. In the context of an energy project finance transaction, COVID-19-related interruptions to a project's construction or operations can have significant implications for

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