The team at King & Spalding LLP advises on the full spectrum of project development, regulatory matters, and complex financings, with recent mandates spanning renewables, hydrogen and ammonia, petrochemicals, water, power, and major social and economic infrastructure. Co-head Dan Feldman is at the forefront of the firm’s work on energy transition megaprojects and continues to act for key Abu Dhabi government and private-sector entities. Fellow co-head Tim Burbury remains active in landmark UAE gigaprojects and high-value cross-border mandates. Brendan Hundt is recommended for his focus on decarbonisation and advanced energy solutions, frequently advising on innovative structures that underpin the region’s evolving energy landscape.
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Profile
Position
Partner
Career
Dan Feldman leads the firm’s energy industry team, which comprises over 300 lawyers worldwide. Dan’s practice focuses on energy across the value chain, including oil and gas (upstream, midstream and downstream), low-carbon energy (renewables, hydrogen and its derivatives, carbon capture and storage, battery systems and green industry), power, infrastructure and mining megaprojects around the world.
Mr. Feldman has 23 years of experience and has represented corporations, government entities and institutions globally, including Chevron, ADNOC, XRG, Woodside, PETRONAS, JERA , Masdar, Engie, NEOM, Fertiglobe, Reliance Industries Limited, ACWA Power, Emirates Global Aluminium, Fortescue, Moeve / CEPSA, JBIC, Dow Chemical, Air Liquide, Sembcorp, Keppel, Sojitz, KEPCO, OCP, Tree Energy Solutions, Raizen, Casa dos Ventos, Air Liquide, EverWind, Uniper and more.
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Key clients
- City Cool Consortium of City Cool and ADC Energy Dubai's Department of Economy & Tourism Abu Dhabi National Oil Company NEOM Oxagon ENOWA Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company Electricity de France KEPCO EDF
Work highlights
Advising NEOM Helios on an at-scale zero-carbon green fuels project to export renewable energy from one region (Middle East) to another (Europe) in the form of liquid fuel.