Energy & Natural Resources
Europe Guide 2024 : Poland
Band 3
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We have been providing advisory services to major companies in Poland’s energy sector since 1993, and we have been involved in the most innovative transactions in the sector.
Oil majors, independents, transportation companies, power generators, utilities, gas and power distribution and transmission system operators, manufacturers and trading companies, including gas importing companies, financial institutions and other players, trust our Energy and Natural Resources team in Warsaw to advise on the full spectrum of legal matters sought by the sector—transactional, project development and finance, regulatory and environmental law and dispute resolution. We are leading the field in terms of legal advice on renewable energy projects in Poland. We advise entities interested in the preparations for constructing the first nuclear power plant in Poland. Our energy team in Poland is strongly supported by professionals in environmental, PPP and public procurement law.
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Dentons team has experience in handling large-scale transactional matters as well as contentious mandates in the energy and natural resources sector. It has further expertise in wind farm projects and also provides a high degree of knowledge relating to EU regulatory compliance.
Christian Schnell is a key client contact for this practice.
Strengths
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"Dentons provides a timely service. The team is capable of out-of-the-box thinking and has a strong commercial awareness."
"Dentons' energy and natural resources team is experienced and large enough to handle complex and sophisticated matters."
"Dentons provides a timely service. The team is capable of out-of-the-box thinking and has a strong commercial awareness."
"Dentons' energy and natural resources team is experienced and large enough to handle complex and sophisticated matters."
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Industries
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Climate change regulations, including the Kyoto protocol
Conventional generation
Energy market reform
Liquefied natural gas (LNG), oil and gas trading
Nuclear power
Pipeline and maritime transportation
Privatization of energy enterprises
Renewables and unconventional energy
Retail electricity and natural gas supply
Transmission and distribution
Upstream and downstream oil and gas