Stephanie H. Coco

Abeinsa Juárez N-III as project counsel in operations of the 907 MW Norte III natural gas fired combined-cycle power plant, operating in the state of Chihuahua, Mexico (ongoing)

Gulf Coast Ammonia as project counsel in the development and financing of a world-scale ammonia project in Texas (Proximo’s 2019 North American Petrochemicals Deal of the Year)

Texas Central Partners as project counsel in the development of a high speed rail project between Houston and Dallas (ongoing)

US independent in connection with offshore development arrangements for a multi-billion dollar project in Ghana 

A large international energy company in the development and construction of a variety of infrastructure projects, including domestically, internationally, offshore and onshore

SunPower Corporation in the negotiation of supply agreements with an EPC Contractor for a 110MW solar project 

Sixth Street in a range of transactions, including multiple acquisitions of wind assets

Global Atlantic Financial Group in the $1.175 billion acquisition from Southern Power of a 33 percent minority interest in its solar portfolio (comprised of 26 operating solar facilities representing approximately 1.7 gigawatts of capacity)

An investment banking firm in its investment in three wind projects, operational matters in connection therewith and the subsequent sale of the same

Archaea Energy, an industry-leading RNG producer, in a joint venture with Republic Services Inc., a leader in the environmental services industry, to contribute approximately $1.1 billion over five years in order to develop 39 landfill gas to RNG projects across the U.S.

Archaea Energy in its $215 million acquisition of NextGen Power Holdings, the owner of a portfolio of 14 operating landfill gas to power projects located in the Mid-Atlantic United States, from Riverview Investment Holdings, an affiliate of Castleton Commodities International

Blackstone in connection with financing its acquisition of a 49.9% interest in ET Rover Pipeline for approximately $1.57 billion in cash

TPG Capital and TPG Growth on a range of energy transactions, including TPG Growth on its acquisition of Discovery Midstream, a Dallas-based provider of oil and natural gas gathering and natural gas processing services in the southern portion of Colorado’s Denver-Julesburg Basin

Chisholm Energy Holding on the acquisition of its first asset located in New Mexico 

Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners in its acquisition of the Red Oak Power Plant, an 805 MW combined cycle, natural gas-fired generation facility, from Cogentrix, an affiliate of the Carlyle Group