Energy & Infrastructure

IJGlobal (2025)

Infralogic (2025)

Infralogic (2025)

IJGlobal (2025)

Chambers Latin America

Legal500

IJInvestor Awards (2025)

IJInvestor Awards (2025)

IJInvestor Awards (2025)

Lead arrangers in the largest renewables financing so far in 2026 of 4 287.5 MW solar energy generation facilities and 4 287.5 MW / 1,150 MWh battery energy storage facilities located in Fresno County, CA.

Lead arranger, in the project financing for Nexamp Utility-Scale Borrower, in connection with the development, construction, operation and maintenance of a portfolio of solar and BESS projects located across the US with a planned aggregate capacity of approximately 6,091 Mwac - Solar Deal of the Year, IJ Global, 2025.

G42, the leading UAE-based AI technology holding company, and its majority-owned subsidiary, Khazna Data Centers, in relation to the sale by e& of its stake in Khazna for $2.2 billion and minority investments in Khazna by MGX and Silver Lake.

Staatsolie Maatschappij Suriname in connection with its $1.6 billion financing to fund, among other things, its 20% interest in the development of the first commercial offshore oil field in Suriname, governed by U.K. law (“Loan of the Year,” LatinFinance).

The lenders in the $949 million construction financing for three data center buildings in Texas developed by QualityTech.

The lenders in connection with the $883 million term loan and letter of credit facilities to finance two water infrastructure projects being developed by Patria in Chile. The transaction is the first-ever financing in Chile for a multi-client desalination project.

Spearmint Energy on a $252 million financing for two battery energy storage systems (BESS) located in Texas.

EIG Credit Management and HPS Investment Partners as first lien lenders in connection with a first priority credit agreement with U.S. Bank Trust as administrative agent and collateral agent, and Cricket Valley Energy Center as borrower, as part of a broader restructuring and financing transaction for Cricket Valley (“Restructure of the Year, North America,” IJInvestor).

The lead arrangers in the construction and tax equity bridge financing of the 800 MWdc Double Black Diamond Solar Project in Illinois, owned by Swift Current Energy.

Nuveen Infrastructure as the buyer and borrower in the acquisition and financing of three solar projects with an aggregate capacity of 351 MW in Texas. The transaction was multi-phased and included the preparation and negotiation of a single PTC transfer agreement for the portfolio, as well as separate REC purchase agreements, operations and maintenance agreements, and asset management agreements.