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Boutique emerging markets team Trinity International LLP has a niche in infrastructure and project finance transactions, with a particular specialism in power and renewables projects in Africa. Beyond sub-Saharan Africa, the firm has expanded its deal roster in Central Asia, Southeast Asia, Latin America, the Middle East and Eastern Europe. Paul Biggs jointly leads the team with Simon Norris. Biggs regularly acts for host governments on the full gamut of renewable power projects, while Norris is well-versed in the structuring, development and financing aspects of deals. Heading up the APAC practice, Fiona Gulliford advises on the development of power networks in rural areas. Other key practitioners include co-heads of corporate Conrad Marais and Hugh Naylor, financing expert Rinku Bhadoria and Luke Muchamore, who has extensive experience in advising on construction contracts and power purchase agreements. Co-head of the DFI practice Jo Sykes also comes recommended. Elizabeth Handley supports the team on a broad range of mandates.
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Testimonials

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  • ‘The team has gained visibility and recognition in the local market with lawyers who can offer a great deal on English law elements in finance deals. Sound and reliable advice, responsiveness and international experience are an ideal combination in the highly competitive legal market in Uzbekistan.’

  • ‘Fiona Gulliford earned a reputation and trust with the Government of Uzbekistan and ministries for reasonable and balanced views and solutions to accommodate lenders' concerns. She understands local law requirements to propose a viable compromise that would satisfy conservative, risk-averse lenders and expedite the project delivery.’

Key clients

  • Asian Development Bank
  • CECA Sierra Leone

Work highlights

Advised CECA SL Generation Limited (Project Company) and TCQ Power Ltd (Sponsor) on Phase I of the Nant Energy Project, a 105MW combined-cycle power project located in Freetown, Sierra Leone.