David S. Peck

Rockpile Energy Holdings, a portfolio company of White Deer Energy, in the $284.5 million sale of RockPile Energy Services to Keane Group

Purvin & Gertz, an energy consulting company in its $32.2 million sale to IHS Inc., a publicly traded  research and consulting services company with a multibillion dollar market capitalization

A private equity fund in connection with the tax structuring of the acquisition of a $9.3 billion home lending business, acquisition of $30.6 billion face amount of collateralized debt obligations, and acquisition of $220 million face amount of residential mortgage loans

A U.S. energy company in its acquisitions and dispositions, including the $2.1 billion cash-and-stock acquisition of a publicly traded U.S. E&P company

A health care company in an exchange offer, tax-free spin-off, disposition, and refinancing as part of a $2.0 billion restructuring, which included obtaining a private letter ruling from the IRS

A leading information technology company in $2.0 billion sale of a software subsidiary that develops and sells product design, engineering, and life cycle management solutions

A Fortune 50 company in the acquisition of a high-end gaming computer manufacturer

An NYSE-listed energy company in a $1.5 billion acquisition of oil and gas properties

A regional Bell operating company in the acquisition of an applications management company for $295 million

A private equity fund in the $343 acquisition of an asphalt terminal and storage company

A software technology company in connection with a $40 million investment by a venture capital fund in Series A preferred financing

A private equity sponsor in connection with the formation of an $8.5 billion private equity fund specializing in distressed debt investments and a $3.0 billion private equity fund specializing in real estate investments

A private equity sponsor in connection with the formation of an $8.5 billion private equity fund specializing in energy-related investments

A private equity sponsor in connection with the formation of a $650 million private equity fund specializing in energy-related investments

A private equity sponsor in connection with the formation of a $350 million private equity fund specializing in energy-related investments

Unit Corporation, a diversified, publicly-traded energy company engaged in oil and natural gas exploration and production, contract drilling, and midstream services, and its affiliates in connection with its prearranged chapter 11 bankruptcy cases involving the exchange of debt for debt, conversion of debt to equity, and preservation of net operating losses

Ad hoc group of lenders holding approximately $175 million in senior secured term debt in the prepackaged chapter 11 bankruptcy cases of Pioneer Energy Services Inc. involving a convertible note with a bond hedge and a capital call

A public producer of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and other chemical products in Chapter 11 bankruptcy

Creditors in connection with the bankruptcy of a worldwide provider of complex multilayer printed circuit boards and electromechanical solutions

Note holders in connection with the bankruptcy of the largest independent advertising sales and marketing company in the United States

Buyers and sellers in Section 363 asset sales in high-tech, manufacturing, distribution, and service sectors

Debtors in a Chapter 11 cases that distributed office supplies and tape products worldwide: representation included the sale of substantially all of the debtors’ assets and the confirmation of a consensual plan

The owner of more than 81 convenience stores in Chapter 11 reorganization

EnCap Investments in the formation of EnCap Energy Transition Fund I with total commitments of approximately $1.2 billion

The Carlyle Group in a USD $374 million investment in Amp Solar Group, a global energy transition platform, to support the growth of both Amp’s asset base and Amp X, a proprietary digital energy platform, within its core markets of North America, Japan, Australia, Iberia and the UK

Southwest Airlines in its Series A investment in SAFFiRE Renewables, a company that facilitates development activities for the production of renewable ethanol that can ultimately be upgraded into sustainable aviation fuel

Goldman Sachs, alongside Cleanhill Partners, in its strategic acquisition of a majority interest of EPC Power, a leading North American supplier of high-performance, utility-scale, smart inverters

Apollo Global Management in the formation of a joint venture with Altius Minerals Corporation’s subsidiary, Altius Renewable Royalties (“Altius”), to accelerate the growth of Great Bay Renewables, the US-based operating subsidiary of Altius and a leading provider of renewable energy development capital in North America

Switchback II Corporation, an NGP Energy Capital Management affiliate, in its $2.3 billion business combination with electric transportation company Bird Rides

Goldman Sachs in its investment in LRS, an independent recycling and waste diversion services provider

Decarbonization Plus Acquisition Corporation, a SPAC sponsored by an affiliate of Riverstone Holdings, in its $2.1 billion business combination with Hyzon Motors, a global supplier of zero-emissions hydrogen fuel cell powered commercial vehicles

EVgo Services, a portfolio company of LS Power and an electric vehicle public fast charging network, in its $2.6 billion business combination with Climate Change Crisis Real Impact I Acquisition Corporation, a SPAC

MN8 Energy, Inc. in its initial public offering of common stock (registration withdrawn)

City Electric Supply Company in its acquisition of Soligent, the largest pure-play solar distributor in North America

Riverstone Holdings in the $9.5 billion formation of Talen Energy Corporation, one of the largest independent power producers in the U.S., through a Reverse Morris Trust spin-off of PPL Corporation’s merchant power generation business and the concurrent combination thereof with Riverstone’s merchant power generation business and associated debt financings

Spartan Energy Acquisition Corp. in its $1.75 billion business combination with Fisker Inc., a developer of eco-friendly electric vehicles