UK Law and Practice Contributed by: Tom Sprange KC, Andrea Stauber, Martina Antosova and Lucy Pearson, King & Spalding International LLP
King & Spalding International LLP has more than 250 dedicated energy lawyers located across 26 offices globally. The firm has a deep bench of power indus- try specialists who advise on the world’s most critical legal, regulatory, and corporate and commercial mat- ters for alternative energy and power clients, provid- ing support from project origin to financial close and beyond. From regulatory counselling to M&A, pro- jects and disputes, King & Spalding’s global energy industry practitioners collaborate with clients in order to achieve their goals. Clients include established and
emerging players in renewable energy such as start- ups, major power producers, multinational lenders, export credit agencies, sponsors, investors, hedge funds, and private equity funds (and their portfolio companies) across all major power sectors. The firm advises on a variety of power projects engaging the following types of power: conventional, wind, solar, hydropower, geothermal, hydrogen, biofuels, district energy, cogeneration and trigeneration, energy stor- age, and nuclear.
Authors
Tom Sprange KC is the managing partner of King & Spalding International LLP’s London office and a member of the firm’s International Disputes practice. Tom provides advocacy and strategic advice in
Martina Antosova is a construction lawyer in King & Spalding International LLP’s International Disputes practice group, based in London. She focuses on the management and resolution of
significant, high-value and complex disputes for a diverse range of clients, including corporations, sovereign states, financial institutions, and individuals. He has experience of working with clients in numerous sectors, including energy, mining, projects, construction, telecommunications, technology, financial services, real estate, pharmaceuticals, fashion and sports.
complex construction and engineering disputes. Martina has experience in advising and representing clients (owners and contractors alike) involved in disputes regarding major infrastructure, energy and construction projects around the world, including in Asia, the Middle East, Europe and North America. In addition to her disputes practice, Martina also assists clients with drafting and negotiating standard and bespoke building and engineering contracts, and advises during the delivery phase of major projects.
Andrea Stauber is a partner in King & Spalding International LLP’s International Disputes practice group, based in London. Andrea focuses on resolving complex international commercial disputes, particularly
Lucy Pearson is a construction lawyer in King & Spalding International LLP’s International Disputes practice group, based in London. Lucy specialises in the resolution of disputes arising from
relating to high-value engineering and construction projects in the energy, infrastructure and mining sectors in jurisdictions around the world. She has advised and represented owners, contractors and major equipment suppliers on a variety of construction projects, including power plants, oil and gas processing facilities and pipelines, waste- to-energy plants, airports, roads and elevated highways, and chemical plants, as well as wind and solar renewable energy projects.
major construction, engineering and infrastructure projects around the world. She provides practical, contractual, strategic and risk management advice to a range of stakeholders, including employers, contractors, subcontractors and investors. Lucy’s experience spans various sectors, such as energy and resources, infrastructure and industrials. She advises on the major standard forms of contract as well as bespoke contracts and assists clients with dispute avoidance on live projects.
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