Energy & Natural Resources
Global Guide 2024 : Australia
Band 4
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Chambers Review
The DLA Piper energy and resources practice offers a particularly high cross-border capability, facilitated by the integrated nature of the firm's global network. The firm is particularly noted for its mining expertise and its established capability in the renewables space. The team boasts strong capabilities advising on policy development and regulations concerning exploration and extraction, particularly for governments overseas. It also has experience in the management of high-level, cross-jurisdictional contentious matters, notably including arbitration. Key clients include EV Metals, Leichhardt Industrials and Aspen Technology.
Work Highlights
- DLA Piper advised Leichhardt Industrials on the development of the Western Australia-based Eramurra Solar Salt Project.
Strengths
Provided by Chambers
"The deals are complex, and DLA have an innovative approach which provides imaginative thought around issues, taking into account commercial and financial issues whilst maintaining a commercial philosophy."
"The deals are complex, and DLA have an innovative approach which provides imaginative thought around issues, taking into account commercial and financial issues whilst maintaining a commercial philosophy."
Notable Practitioners
Alex Jones is based in Perth and is highly regarded for his handling of both commercial and regulatory matters in the mining sector, particularly those with an international dimension.
"Alex has a pragmatic and sound understanding of commercial impacts on our business. We have a high level of confidence in the advice and work Alex does with us."
Stephen Webb is based in Brisbane and regularly advises the Timorese government on oil and gas-related issues of national significance.
"He's brilliant, strategic and tactical. You want Stephen on your team for any complex project or cross-border deal."