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PROJECT FINANCE

Successful development and financing of large-scale energy and infrastructure projects require careful coordination of resources, talent, and capital flows. Over the past decade, Nixon Peabody’s internationally recognized Project Finance team has closed transactions exceeding billions of dollars, in the U.S. and internationally. Clients value our ability to initiate projects, close transactions, and anticipate and avoid pitfalls during project development. Our experience includes the development and financing of:

  • Merchant generating facilities
  • Utility-owned generating facilities
  • Publicly owned generating facilities
  • Combined heat and power projects
  • Pollution control facilities
  • Solid waste/resource recovery facilities
  • Renewable energy projects

We have also been involved in the development and financing of other large infrastructure projects, including:

  • Sports and entertainment venues
  • Military housing
  • Water facilities
  • Hotels and convention centers
  • Schools
  • Paper and de-inked pulp mills
  • Sports facilities and stadiums
  • Transportation facilities
  • Toll roads

Our lawyers have structured auctions of energy-generating facilities and helped clients acquire and dispose of energy and infrastructure assets, both in the U.S. and abroad.

We draw on Nixon Peabody’s diverse pool of talent and resources in environmental, real estate, investment, and tax law to craft broadly reasoned strategies. This interdisciplinary capability is often a powerful asset for clients attempting to master complex infrastructure problems in a demanding legal environment.

We represent project developers, electric and gas utilities, and other energy enterprises before federal and state regulatory bodies in all phases of the regulatory process.

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    • Q&A with Nixon Peabody’s Ellen Friedman
      Project Finance Law 360 | January 12, 2012

      New York City Energy and Project Finance partner Ellen Friedman is profiled in this Q&A discussing her practice and industry trends.

    • Dealmakers of the Year 2011: Power Players
      American Lawyer | April 1, 2011
      This special feature highlights attorneys who played critical roles in 2010’s most important transactions. Washington, DC, Project Finance partner Bill Andrews was selected for his role in the CapX2020 Transmission Expansion Initiative. This $1.7B project involved 11 clients and spanned more than 700 miles across the Midwest.
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