Drawing strength from its global network of offices, the energy, mining and infrastructure team at Estudio Echecopar member firm of Baker McKenzie International handles the gamut of project-related work, from financing and permitting through to development and construction. The team is jointly led by Juan Carlos De Los Heros, whose experience handling project financing secures him a client base of international and national lenders, investment banks, borrowers and sponsors from across various industries, and Juan Carlos Morón, who deals with infrastructure concessions, public services and government contracts. The deep bench includes Inés Vázquez, who, equipped with a solid background in corporate law, regularly navigates mergers, acquisitions and project financings, predominantly in the electricity space; Ana Sofía Reyna, an of counsel with extensive experience in dealing with PPPs, private initiatives, concessions and privatisations; and Zita Aguilera, who is known for advising state agencies and private companies on public procurement matters for engineering and infrastructure projects. Principal associates Diana Collazos and Romina Segura are also noted. Juan Carlos Medina, principal associate, left the firm.

The team at Garrigues guides clients across the entire life cycle of energy projects and infrastructure matters, assisting with financing, PPPs, private tenders, mergers and acquisitions as well as project development and permitting issues. Oscar Arrús leads the group and, backed by over 30 years of experience in the space, is a first point of contact for government agencies, financiers and sponsors looking for advice on energy and public infrastructure projects. Thomas Thorndike is well known for his experience within the energy, health, transport and port infrastructure sectors; Diego Harman stands out for his work in project bonds and hybrid project financings; and José Francisco Meier handles project finance and development. Of counsel and head of the regulation and public law practice Víctor Baca attracts a host of public and private sector clients looking for advice on regulatory issues arising from project development. At the principal associate level, Giancarlo Vignolo advises clients on energy, public law and regulatory issues in the energy and natural resources spaces, and Lissy Vega Centeno, Eduardo Ortega and Jorge Fuentes handle public procurement and infrastructure projects.

Under the leadership of Luis Marcelo De-Bernardis and Alberto Delgado, the team at Miranda & Amado, handles the full scope of issues related to energy, infrastructure and natural resources projects. Environmental law expert Alberto Ventura Rivas Plata, who was recently promoted to partner, is well known for his deep experience in handling approvals for mining and energy projects, while José Miguel Puiggros and Isabel Lira are names to note for high-value project financings. Associates Lisbeth Benavides, Chantal Deleplanque and César Ramírez are also noted, with Benavides advising financial entities and sponsors on project finance, Deleplanque dealing with concessions and Ramírez handling power project development and regulation.

Led by experienced partners Luis Carlos Rodrigo Prado, Jean Paul Chabaneix and Verónica Sattler, Rodrigo, Elías & Medrano Abogados is well known for its presence in the Peruvian project development and financing markets. It can regularly be found assisting international and national lenders, financial advisers, sponsors and contractors with regulatory compliance, PPPs and contract negotiation. With backgrounds in finance and M&A, both Fernando Molina and Juan Diego De Vinatea are key points of contact for project financing and corporate transactions, particularly within the energy sector, while Alejandro Manayalle’s wide practice encompasses permitting, power purchase agreements, regulatory procedures and concessions agreements. Diana Briones stands out for her regulatory advice to energy, sanitation, transport and public infrastructure clients, as well as her experience in matters requiring knowledge of dispute resolution.

Financial institutions, governmental bodies, and mining and energy companies turn to Hernández & Cía for assistance at every stage of public infrastructure and energy projects, including public procurement, permitting, concessions and project finance. Leadership of the practice is shared between José Manuel Abastos, whose background in corporate law makes him a first point of contact for financial institutions and government entities seeking advice on the financing, structuring and bidding processes of infrastructure projects, and Brendan Oviedo, whose experience with energy and climate change law makes him well placed handle project financing, development and construction within the energy space. Counsel Evelyn López is a name to note for matters relating to the power and infrastructure sectors, and senior associate Ana Vidal is recommended for public procurement and public private partnerships work. The team has recently welcomed senior associates Katherine Yesquén and Lourdes Luna Valdez, with Yesquén bringing experience in administrative, regulatory and commercial consultancy in the electric, hydrocarbon and natural gas sectors, and Luna bringing extensive knowledge of the construction of mining, energy and public infrastructure projects. Associate Sebastián Linares Luna and senior associate Natalia Gallardo left the firm.

Boutique firm CAMPOS | Arbitraje e Infraestructura is known for its projects and infrastructure offering, which includes advice on infrastructure projects and construction matters, as well as commercial arbitration in the transport, mining, energy, utilities and health sectors. With a dual background in corporate law and engineering and construction, practice head Alexander Campos Medina is well versed in the financial aspects of infrastructure projects, while senior associate Rodrigo Delgado has a strong track record in negotiating construction contracts, as well as conflict resolution. The team has been bolstered by the arrival of senior associate Victor Velásquez, who brings with him knowledge of public-private partnership contracts, infrastructure projects and construction litigation. Associate Diego Parra has left the firm.

CMS Grau represents clients from across the mining, energy, oil and gas, retail and real estate sectors, with an offering that covers project financing, environmental permitting, land ownership issues and dispute resolution. Giancarlo Villafranqui Rivera leads the group and is equipped with a wealth of experience in project development, PPPs and concessions and has an excellent track record in handling administrative procedures. On the corporate side, Miguel Viale handles M&A, project financing and corporate conflicts for clients in the natural resources sector, with a special focus on mining, gas and hydroelectric projects.

The projects and infrastructure team at DLA Piper Perú handles work across the life cycle of public and private projects, including structuring, financing, construction and operation. Carlos Núñez guides local and international clients from the infrastructure and energy spaces through the contractual, corporate and financial aspects of projects, regularly assisting clients with matters requiring expert knowledge of arbitration. Principal associate Reyna Silva-Santisteban specialises in the structuring and execution of public and private infrastructure projects, with a particular focus on the transport and health spaces. Ramiro Rubio, also a principal associate, deals with PPPs for infrastructure projects, and associate Nathalie Málaga, a specialist in regulatory and natural resources law, is known for advising on electricity, hydrocarbon and natural gas projects. Julio Villanueva and Victor Velásquez have left the firm.

Payet, Rey, Cauvi, Pérez Abogados is a name to note in the projects and energy space, and, as a key contact for agriculture, financial services and energy clients, is a top choice for those seeking assistance with a host of project financing and development work within the mining, utilities and agribusiness sectors. The team is home to Juan Antonio Egüez, who expertly handles project finance and M&A; Giovanna García, who deals with financial transactions and restructurings; and regulatory specialist Gerardo Soto. Jorge Lazarte is also recommended for his broad practice, which spans administrative, civil and corporate law in addition to dispute resolution.

The group at Philippi Prietocarrizosa Ferrero DU & Uria stands out for its expertise in toll road concessions and the financing of infrastructure projects. Ronald Fernández-Dávila leads the group, assisting local and international developers across the corporate life cycle of projects, from initial bidding processes to the financial closure of deals, with a particular emphasis on transport infrastructure. Associate Aouda Del Castillo is knowledgeable in public-private partnerships and specialises in water treatment projects.

The team at Santiváñez Abogados is known for its in-depth knowledge of environmental and public law, which allows it to handle all manner of issues that arise from projects in the energy sector. Leadership of the practice is shared between Roberto Santiváñez, whose practice encompasses the transactional and regulatory aspects of power projects; Fidel Rocha, who handles regulatory issues within the energy, infrastructure and mining spaces; and Paul Sumar, who deals with power supply and transmission contracts in addition to power project development. Other key practitioners include associate Luigi Rossini, who focuses on project development and regulation in the oil and gas sector; associate Abel Venero, who is a key contact for power industry clients; and counsel Jose La Torre, who handles concession contracts and administrative procedures for electricity and mining clients.

Clients look to Rebaza, Alcázar & De Las Casas for its expertise in handling matters related to mining, energy, digital infrastructure, transportation and port projects on an international and national basis. Luis Miguel Elias leads the group and is best known for his M&A and project financing experience. The work is supported by senior associates David Baracco, whose practice spans mining, national resources and energy law, Josefina Arana of the M&A team and Fiorella Wismann, who specialises in the design of legal strategies and defence in surveillance and sanctioning procedures initiated by different administrative authorities concerning regulatory and environmental matters. Counsel Maite Colmenter is also recommended for her experience in handling infrastructure financings.

The projects and infrastructure team at Rubio Leguía Normand handles a broad range of project financing and development work for clients in the energy, education, public infrastructure, mining and petroleum markets. The deep bench includes Milagros Maraví who, drawing strength from her background in public law, deals with public investment projects for private investors and public entities; Franco Soria, whose focus lies within land acquisitions and purchases; and Daniela García Belaunde, who predominantly acts for energy and natural resources clients thanks to her in-depth knowledge of the development of power projects. Milagros Mendoza and Pedro Pablo Castañeda are also noted, with Mendoza dealing with the gamut of public procurement contracts and PPP matters, and Castañeda handling real estate transactions and projects. The team has also been bolstered by the hire of partner Julio Vidal Villanueva, who has taken on the position of practice co-head, and principal associate Evelyn Roman.