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The European energy sector is fast-moving, capital intensive, strictly regulated and highly competitive. Market players face not only commercial challenges, but also environmental and climate change implications. Our Energy team in Europe provides comprehensive strategic advice to help our clients achieve their business goals in this dynamic and complex market. We provide real time know-how and updates on all developments in the sector through a wide range of services.
Oil majors, independents, transportation companies, power generators, utilities, gas and power distribution and transmission system operators, financial institutions and other players rely on our European Energy team to provide legal advice on transactions, project development and finance, regulatory and environmental law and dispute resolution. Our team across Europe advises governments on energy-market reform and major project procurement.
We have advised on a number of landmark transactions and project developments in Europe. Most recently, we advised Tion Renewables on a long-term PPA with Saint-Gobain in Poland; Qualitas Energy on a partnership with Surplus Equity Partners to build a 200 MW wind farm portfolio in seven locations in Germany; and BayernLB and Danish Export Credit Agency EKF on the €1 billion financing for two RWE offshore wind farms in the North Sea, one in German (Kaskasi) and one in UK waters (Sofia).
Chambers Review
Dentons has a significant projects and energy presence in CEE alongside a well-known UK team. The law firm covers a wide range of cross-border oil and gas, power and renewable energy transactions for European-headquartered energy companies. It provides expertise in the financing, construction and development of solar and wind farms, as well as climate change matters. Dentons also has experience in the defence of competition investigations into major energy multinationals and in handling merger control procedures. The offering is complemented by a notable arbitration team handling international energy matters.
Tim Heitling and Christian Schnell co-head the firm's European energy group.
Work Highlights
- Dentons advised ČEZ as borrower on a series of Schuldschein issuances valued at EUR500 million.
Strengths
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"The firm has a strong ability to handle complex and sophisticated matters. It understands the key issues and presents valuable advice and solutions."
"Dentons had very good control of the facts of the case in record time, which made the difference."
"The firm has a strong ability to handle complex and sophisticated matters. It understands the key issues and presents valuable advice and solutions."
"Dentons had very good control of the facts of the case in record time, which made the difference."
Members
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Štefan Potočňák
Adam Mycyk
Almudena Gurpegui
Annekathrin Markert
Argentina Rafail
Head of Department
Axel Schlieter
Barlas Balcıoğlu
Bas van Schouwenburg
Ceren Su
Charles July
Charles Wood
Christian Schnell
Christopher McGee-Osborne
Clemens Maschke
Colm Ó hUiginn
Cristian Popescu
Daniel Neudecker
David Tennant
Dieuwke Kist
Elena Vlasceanu
Evgenia Laurson
Fermín Garbayo
Filip Raubo
Florian Wiesner
Florian-Alexander Wesche
Gabriele Haas
Gerard Koster
Ginevra Biadico
Gioivanni Diotallevi
Hauke Thieme
Henriett Fekete
Humphrey Douglas
Ian McGrath
Inès Tantardini
Jacqueline Bell
Head of Department
John Flanigan
Josef Hainz
Katarína Pecnová
Kuif Klein Wassink
Laurens Engelen
Liz Tout
Louis Skyner
Lucille De Silva
Luigi Costa
Lukáš Výmola
Maciej Dymnicki
Maksym Sysoiev
Marcel Janssen
Maria Krestiyanova
Mark Cheney
Matthias Santelmann
Michael Krömker
Nadia Cansun
Nicholas George
Nora Wouters
Nurelia Kather
Oleg Batyuk
Olivier Genevois
Petr Slach
Piotr Dziwniel
Renata Ionescu
Riccardo Narducci
Sanne Jeurissen
Selim Keki
Tamsyn Mileham
Thomas Dörmer
Thomas Schubert
Volker Junghanns
Zbigniew Stasiak
Şahin Ardıyok
Industries
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Climate change regulations
Conventional generation
Energy market reform
Green hydrogen
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