Global Infrastructure Partners in the acquisition of a 50% interest in the multi-billion dollar South Fork and Revolution Offshore Wind Projects from Eversource Energy, including the negotiation of the joint venture arrangements with Orsted for the construction and operation of the projects and all financing arrangements (IJInvestor Joint Venture of the Year, 2024)
Stonepeak in the acquisition of a 50% interest in the approximately $11.0 billion Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project, which at 2.6 GW is expected to be the largest offshore wind project in the U.S. and one of the largest offshore wind projects globally upon completion, including the approximately $5 billion back-leveraged acquisition and delayed draw construction facilities procured to fund the acquisition and the future construction costs of the project (Proximo North America Offshore Wind Deal of the Year, 2024) (Project Finance International Americas Deal of the Year, 2024)
Goldman Sachs’ Alternative Energy Investing Group in the formation of a joint venture with TELOS Clean Energy to develop, construct, own, and operate distributed solar power projects
Uzbekistan GTL on the construction, development and financing of a $3.6 billion gas to liquids project in the Kashkadarya Region, close to Karshi, in the Republic of Uzbekistan. This project is financed by or under the cover of several export credit agencies, development banks and commercial banks, including China Development Bank, KEXIM and KSure
Gulf Coast Ammonia as project counsel and borrower’s counsel in all aspects of the development and financing of a world-scale, hydrogen-based ammonia project in Texas (Proximo’s 2019 North American Petrochemicals Deal of the Year)
Tyr Energy in the acquisition of 100% of the equity interests in Hickory Run Energy, and development, equity syndication and project financing of a 1,000 MW natural gas-fired combined cycle power plant in PJM (2017 IJGlobal North American Power Deal of the Year)
GE Energy Financial Services, Inc. in a construction financing of two micro LNG facilities
An investment banking and brokerage firm in a secured term loan to a series of renewable energy projects
United Bridge Operating in its financing for a dividend recapitalization based on Toll Bridge assets
The sponsors and borrowers, affiliates of The AES Corporation and Inversiones Bahía, in the project financing of the Colón LNG-to-power project, expected to be the largest combined-cycle power generation facility and first LNG import terminal to be built in Panama (Selected as Latin America Power Deal of the Year, Infrastructure Journal, 2016)
MN8 Energy (Goldman Sachs Renewable Power) Fund in its investment in a solar portfolio
A special situations fund in a nearly $1 billion back-levered acquisition (by way of a joint venture) of a portfolio of wind assets from a global conglomerate
A lead arranger and administrative agent in the non-recourse acquisition financing of jet fuel terminals, pipelines and related assets located throughout the United States
A specialist bank and asset manager in a $297 million secured term loan and revolving credit facility to Lincoln Power in connection with its acquisition and refinancing of three natural gas-fired electric generating plants in Illinois
Basalt Infrastructure Partners in its acquisition of a natural gas transmission business from Third Coast Midstream
Ares Capital as mezzanine lender in the $400 million construction financing of a wind generation facility sponsored by Apex Clean Energy Holdings in Kay County, Oklahoma
Babson Capital Management in the acquisition of secured promissory notes issued by nine subsidiaries of Cypress Creek Renewables for the permanent financing of each issuer’s utility-scale tilt solar array projects in North Carolina
Exmar N.V. in the project financing of a floating liquefaction and storage facility to be located offshore Colombia
The State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan Republic on the development, financing and construction of two polymer units in the Sumgayit Industrial Park, Baku, Azerbaijan, with a capacity of 150 KTPA (polypropylene) and 100 KTPA (high density polyethylene)