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Pinsent Masons MPillay

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Pinsent Masons MPillay delivers a full-service energy practice, from M&A and joint ventures to EPC/construction, development, specialist energy contracts, financing, and energy disputes, covering a comprehensive workload across traditional oil & gas, renewables, and decarbonisation projects such as carbon capture and storage. Practice head David Clinch is highly regarded for energy, infrastructure, and natural resources transactions, including M&A, joint ventures, project development, and project finance across oil & gas, power, infrastructure, chemicals, and mining, with a strong focus on energy transition. James Harris maintains a strong regional reputation, leveraging extensive experience in Asia, Australia, Europe, and the Middle East, he advises multilateral development banks, commercial banks, multinational project developers, and regional governments. William Stroll is highly active in energy and infrastructure transactions, including project development, acquisitions, disposals, and joint ventures. Peter Jang has strong experience in contract drafting and project delivery across the Asia-Pacific region.
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Testimonials

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  • ‘Pinsent Masons MPillay has consistently demonstrated deep industry knowledge in the energy sector, particularly in navigating complex legal frameworks across multiple jurisdictions. What makes their team stand out is their strategic, collaborative approach in delivering solutions that are both technically sound and commercially viable.' 

  • ‘The individuals we worked with brought unmatched expertise and calm professionalism to each engagement. Their ability to distil complex regulatory and contractual issues into clear, actionable advice was impressive. The lawyers consistently demonstrated proactivity, commercial awareness, and attentiveness to our internal requirements and time pressures.' 

Key clients

  • Energy Market Authority of Singapore
  • SUSI Partners

Work highlights

Advise the Energy Market Authority of Singapore as lead external legal counsel in relation to the development of Asia’s first cross-border carbon capture and storage project.