The experience our firm in the infrastructure and energy sector is unparalleled. Our team of lawyers have provided solutions to clients across the value chain such as project developers, contractors, Indian and foreign investors, regulatory authorities, multilateral institutions, international banks, and financial institutions. We can navigate through various legal complexities, opportunities and challenges in India and International markets and offer commercially effective solutions at every stage of the clients’ business life cycle.

Our energy practice encompasses advice on thermal and renewable energy projects including solar, wind, hydro, oil & gas, mining, and biomass projects, while our infrastructure practice includes advice on the construction, financing, and operation of roads, railways, airports, ports, logistics, water, and waste management projects. As a firm, we continue to advise on a large number of diverse and complex legal issues and matters in this sector.

We are distinguished from other practices by the fact that we provide comprehensive solutions under one roof. This includes advising clients on project development work including advising on large project-related contracts, assisting in legal and regulatory issues in the infrastructure space, advising on tax, aspects of doing business in projects and infrastructure space in India, and representing clients in projects and infrastructure related disputes acting for both lenders and borrowers on project finance transactions and advising clients on corporate transactions. In a sense, we are serving solutions to all legal matters that arise out of the industry.

We also possess an all-embracing experience in advising clients on transactions where we have been engaged by several stakeholders such as project developers, investors, and equipment suppliers.

The infrastructure sector has become the key driver of the economy and includes roads, real estate, and highways. We have carved our niche and pride ourselves on assisting many large infrastructure giants in the country and abroad. Our panel of lawyers provide a complete range of services including advisory services. Due to our team’s in-depth understanding of the nuances of the Infra Sector, the Firm is able to pay attention to the peculiarities of this industry and provides holistic services for the client for all its legal advisory or representative needs in the projects and infrastructure space. In the past we have regularly advised our clients on Public-Private Partnership (PPP) where one of the projects that is very close to our heart and stands testament to our strengths is when we advised IDOM – worlds largest architectural firm based out of Spain for their flagship projects – the East Delhi Hub and Dwarka Convention Centre. What makes this even more significant is that these projects were directly overseen by the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO).

Energy keeps the world running making it one of the most fundamental regions in any economy. Without a doubt, it has produced many legal disputes and controversies since its conception. The sector is an interconnection of systems, infrastructural projects, and large corporations, and it is for this reason that many practice areas seem to merge streams when handling energy legal matters. It bears close political, social, and governmental scrutiny and intrusion which gives rise to giant legal complexities in the sector. Naturally, global, and domestic corporations working in the field of the energy sector need a law firm that deeply understands the sector and is in touch with the rising challenges as well as social & political, consequence, and is able to help in mitigating business risks and to successfully achieve business goals.

We have appeared before Petroleum & Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB), on behalf of a leading player in the Oil Market for laying, building, and operating a Natural Gas Transportation Pipeline (NG Pipeline) as well as its City Gas Distribution Network (CGD Network).

We have been a part of the drafting of petitions including objections on behalf of the Oil Company having a major presence in the International Market before PNGRB as part of the process for grant of authorization for laying, building, and operating a CGD Network in various cities across India.