Co-led by Sara Glover, Sarah Grey in Denver, Ethan Shenkman in Washington, and Ryan Hartman in Houston, the energy and energy transition group at Arnold & Porter advises renewable energy clients on financing and regulatory matters.

Based in New York, Couch White LLP’s renewable energy transactions group has a broad practice, spanning acquisitions, land use, real estate, financing, and regulatory matters of solar, wind, hydroelectric, and natural gas projects, chaired by Adam Conway.

The energy and infrastructure team at Sidley Austin LLP has extensive expertise advising clients on solar, hydroelectric, battery storage, and wind matters, including acquisitions, dispositions, and restructurings. The practice is led by Tara Higgins in New York.

King & Spalding advises sponsors, corporates, private equity, tax equity and financial investors, as well as project developers, on M&A transactions, project and acquisition financings, and early-stage development and capital structuring to support construction, long-term financing and tax credit monetization, alongside energy regulatory advice. Based in New York, Jonathan Melmed focuses on M&A and private equity matters across the power, renewables, alternative energy and infrastructure sectors. Fellow New York-based partner Brandon Dalling represents financial institutions, private equity and strategic sponsors, developers and commodity hedge counterparties in leveraged finance, project finance and acquisition finance, as well as structured commodity hedging and energy management transactions, with a particular focus on alternative and conventional power generation, LNG-to-power, transmission and battery storage. Houston-based Scott Greer leads the firm’s global energy and construction transactional practice, advising owners and developers on large-scale projects worldwide. Also based in New York, Stuart Zisman advises on a broad range of renewable energy and energy storage projects, while Tristan Pelham Webb, who splits his time between New York and Denver, focuses on greenfield and brownfield energy and infrastructure project financings.

Drawing on extensive experience across the energy transition sector, Latham & Watkins advises developers, sponsors, lenders, and investors on renewable and alternative power transactions, including M&A, project development, secured lending, and project finance. The practice is co-headed by Ethan Schultz in Washington DC and Trina Chandler in Houston, both of whom advise on complex acquisitions, financings, and joint ventures in the renewables sector. Lauren Anderson in Houston advises on corporate transactions involving renewable energy and infrastructure assets, while David Owen and Eli Katz in New York advise on M&A, tax structuring, project development, and financing matters involving renewable energy projects.  Matthew Henegarin New York, Jeffrey Greenberg in Los Angeles, and Daniel Sinaiko in Los Angeles advise sponsors and lenders on renewable energy project financings. Kelly Cataldo in New York and Omar Nazif in San Diego focus on renewable energy financings and investments involving developers, sponsors, and financial institutions.

Milbank advises sponsors, lenders, and investors on a wide range of renewable and alternative power matters, including project development, financings, acquisitions, and joint ventures involving wind, solar, hydro, and energy storage assets. The team regularly represents financial institutions, developers, and infrastructure investors in domestic and cross-border renewable energy transactions. The practice is co-led by Daniel Bartfeld and Daniel Michalchuk in New York, both of whom advise on project financings and M&A involving renewable energy assets. Timothy Wendling in Los Angeles focuses on financings and acquisitions involving wind, solar, and geothermal projects. Also in Los Angeles, Henry Scott advises financing parties on renewable energy transactions, including tax credit financings and energy transition projects. Sean O’Neill in New York advises sponsors and lenders on renewable energy financings and investments, including energy transition and infrastructure projects.

Standing out for its depth in renewable energy financings and tax-driven transactions, Norton Rose Fulbright advises borrowers, lenders, and developers on complex clean energy and infrastructure projects. The team is particularly active in wind, battery storage, and other energy transition assets, with strong capabilities in tax equity financings, tax credit transfers, and project M&A. The practice is co-headed by Keith Martin in Washington DC and Benjamin Koenigsberg  in New York, both of whom advise on sophisticated renewable energy financings and project development matters. Todd Alexander  in New York advises developers and lenders on financings and acquisitions involving solar, wind, and other renewable assets. Hilary Lefko in Washington DC focuses on tax equity financings, tax credit transactions, and renewable energy M&A. Becky Diffen in Austin leads renewables-focused M&A transactions, advising developers and investors on acquisitions, joint ventures, and platform sales involving renewable energy projects.

A market leader in renewable and alternative power, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe advises developers, sponsors, and investors on innovative transactions across solar, wind, energy storage, hydrogen, and carbon capture projects. The team provides full lifecycle support, including project development, tax equity financings, joint ventures, M&A, and power purchase agreements. Practice heads include Kyle Drefke in Washington DC, Dahl Thompson in Houston, and John Eliason in Washington DC. Louise Gibbons in San Francisco focuses on project finance, tax equity, tax credit transfer, and joint venture transactions involving renewable energy projects. Also in San Francisco, Kristin Seeger advises on acquisitions, platform transactions, and joint ventures involving solar and energy storage assets. Teresa Hill  in Seattle advises clients on renewable energy and decarbonization strategies, while Eric Stephens in San Francisco advises developers on procurement and operational matters involving renewable energy projects. Further bolstering the group’s offering is the newest addition, Matthew Nesburn. In California, Les Sherman is also recommended. Blake Winburne is no longer at the firm.

A go-to adviser for renewable energy and energy transition transactions, Vinson & Elkins LLP represents domestic and multinational clients on project development, project finance, tax credit transfers, and acquisitions involving solar, wind, storage, hydrogen, and carbon capture assets. The team regularly advises sponsors, investors, and developers on complex and cross-border renewable energy transactions. Michael Joyce, who splits his time between Denver and Los Angeles, advises on project financings, joint ventures, and acquisitions involving renewable energy and infrastructure assets. Lauren Collins in Los Angeles focuses on tax equity financings, tax credit transfers, and structuring renewable energy transactions. Peter Marshall in Dallas advises financial sponsors on acquisitions and financings involving renewable energy platforms. Danielle Patterson in Houston focuses on M&A and project development transactions in the energy transition sector. Also in Los Angeles, Josh Heideman and Jorge Medina advise on renewable energy financings and tax structuring matters.

Baker Botts L.L.P. is a prominent adviser on renewable and alternative power transactions, representing developers, sponsors, utilities, and investors across project development, M&A, and project finance matters. The team advises on the full lifecycle of renewable energy assets, including wind, solar, battery storage, and alternative fuels projects, as well as associated commercial agreements and strategic investments. Michael Didriksen in New York focuses on complex M&A and project development transactions involving renewable energy, storage, and transmission assets. Elaine Walsh in Washington DC advises renewable energy companies, utilities, and investors on acquisitions, divestitures, project development, and power marketing arrangements. John Papaspanos advises sponsors, developers, and financial institutions on project financings, tax equity transactions, restructurings, and acquisitions involving renewable energy and infrastructure assets across domestic and international markets.

Active across the renewable and alternative power sector, DLA Piper LLP (US) advises sponsors, developers, lenders, and investors on project financings, acquisitions, tax credit monetizations, and energy transition investments. The team is particularly engaged in solar, wind, and energy storage projects, supporting clients on complex financings and strategic transactions. Robert da Silva Ashley, based between New York and Miami, advises financial institutions and sponsors on cross-border renewable energy project financings. Jennifer Wnek in Philadelphia focuses on acquisitions, dispositions, and financings involving energy transition assets. Drew Young in New York advises on tax structuring and monetization of renewable energy tax credits. Raul Farias in San Diego focuses on structuring renewable energy project financings and tax credit transactions. Joe Stefano in New York, head of the US projects and energy finance group, advises sponsors, lenders, and investors on financings involving renewable energy and infrastructure projects.

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP is a key player in renewable and alternative power transactions, advising sponsors, developers, utilities, and investors on complex M&A, project financings, tax equity investments, and capital markets transactions. The team is particularly active in utility-scale solar, wind, battery storage, and energy transition projects. The New York-based practice is co-headed by Nicholas Politan and Peter Hanlon, both of whom advise on acquisitions, financings, joint ventures, and project development involving renewable energy assets. Daniel Alterbaum advises investors and sponsors on renewable energy acquisitions and private equity transactions. Ata Dinlenc advises on tax credit monetizations, joint ventures, and project financings, while Lauren Traina focuses on real estate and development matters involving renewable energy projects. Vlad Zinovyev advises sponsors and investors on cross-border M&A, joint ventures, and financings involving renewable and infrastructure assets.

Holland & Knight stands out for its strength in renewable and alternative energy project development and financing, advising investors, developers, and utilities on wind, solar, energy storage, hydrogen, and alternative fuels projects. The multidisciplinary team supports clients across project financings, joint ventures, acquisitions, and regulatory matters. Practice heads include Amish Shah in Washington DC, Mark Kalpin in Boston, and Lara Rios, who splits her time between Miami and New York. George Humphrey in Houston advises on project development, financings, and M&A involving renewable energy and infrastructure assets. Joshua Belcher in Houston focuses on renewable project development, acquisitions, and power purchase agreements. Ram Sunkara, based in Houston and Atlanta, advises on M&A, joint ventures, tax equity financings, and project development involving renewable energy and energy storage assets.

Mayer Brown brings notable strength in renewable and alternative power financings, advising sponsors, lenders, and investors on projects involving wind, solar, battery storage, hydrogen, and carbon capture technologies. The team is particularly active in complex debt, equity, and tax equity financings, as well as acquisitions and project development transactions. Robert Goldberg in Houston regularly advises on financings, project acquisitions, and development matters involving renewable energy portfolios. Elina Coss in New York focuses on project financings, acquisitions, and restructurings involving solar, wind, storage, and geothermal assets. Also in New York, Daniel Kiely advises on tax structuring and monetization of renewable energy tax credits, while Isaac Maron advises developers, lenders, and investors on tax equity financings, tax credit transactions, and acquisitions involving renewable energy assets.

McDermott Will & Schulte is a key adviser on renewable and alternative energy projects, with particular strength in tax equity financings, tax credit transfers, and project finance involving wind, solar, hydroelectric, and energy storage assets. The practice is co-headed by Edward Zaelke in Los Angeles, who advises on renewable energy M&A, financings, and project development matters, Philip Tingle in Miami, who focuses on tax equity financings and tax structuring for wind and solar projects, and Christopher Gladbach in Washington DC, who advises sponsors and lenders on complex debt and equity financings. Carl Fleming in Washington DC focuses on project financings and tax equity investments, while Heather Cooper in Miami advises on tax credit and incentive structures involving renewable energy projects. Joel Hugenberger in New York focuses on project finance and tax equity transactions involving renewable energy portfolios.

Covering the full lifecycle of renewable energy projects, Sheppard advises sponsors, developers, utilities, and investors on project development, financings, acquisitions, and tax equity transactions involving solar, wind, battery storage, and other clean energy technologies. The team provides comprehensive support across structuring, procurement, regulatory compliance, and commercial arrangements. Katherine Gillespie in Chicago focuses on the development, acquisition, and financing of renewable energy projects, representing sponsors and financing parties. Benjamin Huffman in Chicago advises clients on renewable energy and infrastructure transactions. Anthony Toranto in Del Mar focuses on project development, financings, acquisitions, and joint ventures involving renewable energy and infrastructure assets. Christine Hourcade-Hoefliger in San Francisco advises clients on acquisitions, financings, tax equity, and tax credit transfer transactions involving renewable energy projects. Kathryn Shurin heads the practice from Houston.

Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP plays a prominent role in renewable and alternative power transactions, advising sponsors, private equity investors, and developers on complex M&A, joint ventures, and strategic investments involving renewable energy and energy transition assets. The team is particularly active in transactions involving power generation, infrastructure, and large-scale renewable energy portfolios. The practice is co-headed by Eli Hunt in New York and Amy Mahon in London. Hunt advises private equity sponsors and strategic investors on acquisitions, joint ventures, and investments across the renewable energy sector. Breen Haire in Houston advises investors and operating companies on acquisitions and dispositions involving renewable and infrastructure assets. Also in Houston, Shamus Crosby focuses on M&A, joint ventures, and structured transactions involving renewable energy and infrastructure assets, advising private equity sponsors, developers, and energy companies on strategic investments and financings. In New York, David Lieberman is also recommended.

Under the leadership of Miami-based Sean Goldstein, the team at White & Case LLP advises sponsors, developers, investors and capital providers across the full lifecycle of renewable and alternative power assets, including solar, wind and battery storage projects. The group is particularly noted for its strength in complex financings, including construction financings, warehouse and back-leverage facilities, tax equity investments and tax credit transfer structures. Chicago-based Nadav Klugman focuses on advising lenders on debt financings, tax monetization and hybrid capital solutions in the renewables sector. In New York, Raymond Azar advises on project development, commercial contracts and M&A transactions involving renewable energy and infrastructure assets, supporting clients on both domestic and cross-border matters.

Winston Taylor advises developers, sponsors, and investors on a broad range of renewable and alternative power transactions, including project financings, acquisitions, and development involving solar and battery storage assets. The team also supports clients on tax equity financings, joint ventures, regulatory matters, and power purchase agreements. The practice is co-led by Jonathan Birenbaum  and Mike Pikiel in New York. Birenbaum advises energy and infrastructure clients on acquisitions, dispositions, and financings involving renewable energy assets. Laurae Rossi in Los Angeles focuses on tax equity financings and tax credit transfer transactions. Patrick Selinger in Houston advises clients on the development, acquisition, and financing of renewable energy and infrastructure projects, including M&A and related financings.

A&O Shearman advises lenders, sponsors, and institutional investors on renewable and alternative power matters, including project financings, tax credit monetizations, acquisitions, and divestitures involving wind, solar, and energy storage projects. The team supports clients across the structuring and financing of renewable energy assets and related strategic transactions. The practice is co-led by Paul Astolfi, who splits his time between Dallas and Chicago, and Dorina Yessios in New York. Astolfi advises financial institutions and investors on renewable energy financings, restructurings, and acquisitions. Katy McNeil in Chicago advises lenders, developers, and institutional investors on project financings and transactions involving renewable energy and infrastructure assets. Matthew Nesburn is no longer at the firm.

Akin is widely recognised for its comprehensive renewable and alternative power offering, advising across wind, solar, energy storage, hydrogen, and carbon capture projects, with particular strength in project finance, tax equity and strategic transactions. The practice is co-headed by Matthew Kapinos in Houston, who guides clients through project development, acquisitions and joint ventures involving renewable assets, and Zachary Wittenberg in New York. Also in New York, Ikenna Emehelu advises lenders and sponsors on financing renewable projects. Vanessa Wilson focuses on clean energy M&A, financings and project development, including solar, wind and storage, and regularly advises corporate buyers on renewable energy procurement and power purchase agreements. Shariff Barakat in Washington DC advises on tax equity financings, while April Kim in Irvine handles tax credit and project transactions.

Baker McKenzie combines strong transactional and financing capabilities with deep experience across renewable and alternative power technologies, including solar, wind, battery storage, hydrogen and carbon capture. Clyde Rankin in New York advises sponsors and investors on project finance, joint ventures and acquisitions involving renewable and infrastructure assets. Chicago-based José Morán focuses on acquisitions, financings and development of solar, wind and storage portfolios, advising sponsors and lenders through all project stages. Also in Chicago, James O’Brien represents sponsors, investors and lenders on renewable project development and financing mandates. Stanislav Sirot, likewise in Chicago, advises on M&A, tax equity financings, joint ventures and project agreements across renewable energy, hydrogen and storage projects, supporting sponsors and investors on complex domestic and cross-border transactions.

Bracewell LLP advises developers, utilities and investors on renewable and alternative power projects spanning solar, wind, battery storage, hydrogen and carbon capture. Houston-based Ryan Holcomb co-leads the power transactions group and advises on acquisitions, divestitures and joint ventures involving renewable and conventional power assets. Danielle M. Varnell is experienced in energy M&A and project development, including portfolio acquisitions, joint ventures and strategic investments across wind, solar and battery storage projects. Laura Sheldon, based in Washington DC, focuses on renewable energy transactions, advising on acquisitions, joint ventures and project development arrangements.

A key player in renewable and alternative power transactions, Clifford Chance advises investors, developers, infrastructure funds and financial institutions on M&A, project finance, development and tax equity matters. Lori Ann Bean, based in Washington DC, focuses on project and acquisition finance, representing lenders, sponsors and institutional participants in complex renewable and infrastructure financings. The practice is co-led by Anthony Giustini in Houston. Also in Houston, Jonathan Castelan advises on energy transition mandates, including carbon capture, hydrogen and renewable fuels, with experience spanning acquisitions, joint ventures and commercial arrangements. Houston-based David Stringer supports sponsors and investors on acquisitions, divestitures and development projects involving renewable energy and infrastructure assets, strengthening the firm’s capabilities across the clean energy lifecycle.

Eversheds Sutherland maintains a strong renewable and alternative power practice, advising developers, utilities and institutional investors on project development, financings and strategic transactions across solar, wind, energy storage and hydrogen assets. Atlanta-based Thomas Warren co-heads the global energy practice and leads the US clean energy projects team, advising on project development, M&A, tax equity structuring and power offtake arrangements. Also in Atlanta, Alyssa Walker focuses on renewable energy financings and corporate transactions, including power purchase agreements and acquisitions. Joseph Hall, based in Washington DC, brings regulatory expertise in renewable energy and infrastructure matters, advising on transmission, market regulation and compliance issues. The team is experienced in supporting clients on complex clean energy developments, financings and strategic transactions.

With a fully integrated project finance and development platform, Greenberg Traurig advises developers, sponsors and investors on renewable and alternative power matters spanning project development, tax structuring, financings and M&A. The energy and natural resources practice is co-headed by William Garner, Kenneth Minesinger and Iskender Catto. New York-based David Gillespie focuses on renewable energy tax credits, project financings and M&A involving solar, wind, storage and other clean technologies. In Atlanta, Christine Steenman advises lenders and borrowers on project finance and related energy transactions, while C. Logan Anderson supports clients on tax credit transfer transactions and financing structures tied to renewable energy investments, strengthening the firm’s ability to advise across the evolving clean energy landscape.

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP’s renewable energy team is well regarded for advising developers, sponsors and lenders on complex clean power transactions spanning project development, financings and acquisitions. Co-headed by Jeff Schroeder in Washington DC and Eric Nedell in New York, the group supports clients across the full project lifecycle, including regulatory approvals, tax credit transactions and project financings involving solar, wind, biomass and hydroelectric assets. Schroeder focuses on domestic and international project finance and acquisitions of renewable energy assets and portfolios. Nedell advises lenders, sponsors and borrowers on energy financings and tax credit transfer transactions. Also in Washington DC, Ryan Ketchum advises on the development and financing of renewable energy and infrastructure projects, representing sponsors, lenders and institutional participants on cross-border clean energy mandates.

Demonstrating strength across the full lifecycle of renewable energy projects, Husch Blackwell LLP advises developers, sponsors and investors on the development, financing and operation of wind, solar and battery storage assets. The team is experienced in handling project financings, acquisitions and commercial arrangements supporting clean energy infrastructure. Anna Kimbrell in Kansas City represents developers and owners on the acquisition, development and financing of wind and solar projects nationwide. Jai Khanna in Chicago focuses on project finance transactions involving renewable assets, advising sponsors, lenders and investors on complex financing structures. Also in Chicago, Matthew Bonovich brings extensive experience across the lifecycle of renewable projects, advising on acquisitions, joint ventures, power purchase agreements and other commercial arrangements supporting wind, solar and energy storage developments.

Offering comprehensive support across renewable energy transactions, K&L Gates advises on project acquisitions and dispositions, portfolio sales, joint ventures and tax equity and tax credit matters. John Crossley in Kansas City leads the energy, infrastructure and resources practice, focusing on the development, acquisition and financing of wind, solar, battery storage and hydrogen projects. Kimberly Frank in Washington DC co-leads the power practice and brings regulatory expertise supporting renewable generation and market participation. Also in Kansas City, Brogan Sullivan concentrates on tax equity financings and tax credit transactions for clean energy developers and investors. Jim Goettsch, also based in Kansas City, advises on acquisitions, joint ventures and financings involving renewable and alternative power assets. Maria Faconti in Austin supports developers and investors on regulatory compliance and energy transactions.

Offering a well-rounded renewables capability,McGuireWoods LLP advises developers, utilities and investors on the development, acquisition, financing and sale of renewable energy projects, with particular strength in wind, solar and battery storage matters. Richmond-based Michael Woodard  co-leads the renewable energy practice and concentrates on M&A, project finance and corporate transactions involving renewable energy assets and portfolios. Also in Richmond, co-head Brennen Keene focuses on real estate and land use matters, advising developers and infrastructure investors on site acquisition, permitting and project development issues. Houston-based Durham McCormick supports the practice with tax structuring advice for renewable energy transactions, assisting sponsors and investors with tax-efficient project financings and investment structures across a range of clean energy technologies.

At O'Melveny, the project development and real estate team is a key adviser on renewable and alternative energy matters, supporting clients on transactions spanning project acquisitions, construction, and financing. Its broad experience across clean energy technologies, including solar, wind, battery storage and hydrogen, has enabled the practice to establish strong relationships with financial institutions, sponsors and developers. Jeff Hoffner in Los Angeles concentrates on tax equity and tax credit transfer transactions. Dallas-based Jason Schumacher co-chairs the Energy Industry Group. In New York, Junaid Chida handles complex financings and M&A involving renewable assets, while Maria Von Schack and Alexander Roberts focus on project finance and the development of clean energy projects.

Renewable power and energy transition mandates remain a core strength of Troutman Pepper Locke LLP, with the team advising clients across the development, financing and acquisition of clean energy assets. Its multidisciplinary approach integrates tax, regulatory, environmental and project finance expertise, enabling comprehensive support across the full lifecycle of solar, wind, battery storage and other alternative power projects. Los Angeles-based John Leonti guides clients through complex transactions in the power sector, while Christine Byrnes in New York focuses on financings and restructurings involving renewable energy projects, including tax equity and joint venture arrangements. In Portland, Adam Kobos advises developers, sponsors and investors on the tax structuring of renewable energy investments, including partnership flips, sale-leasebacks and other incentive-driven transactions.

With standout strength in tax equity and tax credit monetisation, Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP is a key adviser on renewable and alternative power transactions spanning solar, wind, biomass and energy transition assets. The team is well regarded for structuring complex financings, PPAs and M&A involving projects and portfolios. Co-headed by Archie Fallon in Houston, Eric Pogue in Dallas and New York, and Blake Winburne in Houston, the group combines deep transactional expertise. Pogue is a leading figure in large-scale renewable financings, while Winburne advises on complex infrastructure investments. Fallon focuses on strategic transactions, including M&A and joint ventures across the renewables space.

The team at Ballard Spahr LLP represents a range of producers and distributors as well as underwriters, private issuers, and other investors in energy assets. Its practice spans project development matters, project finance, public power and utility finance. Practice co-head Patrick Gillard, in Philadelphia, leads in the firm’s energy and project finance groups, and has longstanding experience handling transactions involving electric power assets including solar, wind, and other renewable generating facilities. Also in Philadelphia, co-head Randall Towers leads the bioenergy team and often supports governmental entities, borrowers, underwriters and purchasers. Katie Leesman, in Washington DC, has a focus on energy project finance, public-private partnerships, and federal and state regulatory matters.

Operating from New York, Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP  brings strong capabilities across renewable and energy transition matters, advising financial institutions, private equity sponsors, utilities and infrastructure investors on acquisitions, joint ventures and complex financings involving solar, wind, storage and emerging clean technologies. Practice head Andrew Compton focuses on acquisitions, divestitures, joint ventures and financings across the energy transition sector, representing sponsors, corporates and lenders. Will Kim advises on the acquisition, development and financing of renewable and infrastructure projects, acting for private equity firms, sponsors and financial institutions. April Kent supports clients on the development, financing and disposition of renewable energy and infrastructure assets, strengthening the firm’s transactional capabilities across the clean energy lifecycle.

Operating from Washington DC, the renewable and alternative power team at Dentons advises energy companies, investors and public sector clients on project development, financings, M&A and tax equity matters across a range of clean energy technologies. The group also brings strength in regulatory, environmental and permitting issues affecting renewable energy projects. Practice head Clinton Vince focuses on energy litigation and regulatory proceedings, while Emma Hand is noted for administrative appeals and advising on renewable energy generation. Justin Mirabal advises energy clients on regulatory, project finance and transactional matters, with particular expertise in FERC proceedings, compliance and power supply arrangements.

Project finance and development remain central to the renewable energy offering at Linklaters LLP, which advises sponsors, lenders and export credit agencies on project financings, acquisitions and joint ventures across clean power technologies. New York-based practice head Marius Griskonis focuses on complex renewable project and portfolio transactions. In Washington DC, Michael Rodgers advises on wind, solar, fuel cell and carbon capture projects, with particular strength in tax credit structures. Also in New York, Lauren Bachtel handles environmental permitting and regulatory compliance for renewable developments, while Washington DC-based Diana Jeschke represents clients in FERC proceedings and regulatory matters affecting renewable energy projects.

Environmental permitting and regulatory compliance underpin the renewable energy practice at Nossaman LLP, which advises developers and investors on project development, acquisitions and environmental matters across solar, wind and hydroelectric projects. Seattle-based Svend Brandt-Erichsen focuses on permitting, compliance and regulatory issues affecting energy and natural resource developments. In Texas, Brooke Marcus assists renewable energy clients with compliance under key environmental statutes, including the Endangered Species Act and Clean Water Act. Rebecca Hays Barho, also in Texas, advises on natural resource and land use matters, with particular emphasis on federal environmental permitting and regulatory requirements impacting renewable energy projects.

Covering the full lifecycle of renewable and alternative energy projects, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP advises clients on project development, financings and acquisitions across emerging and established clean technologies. The practice is co-led by David McCullough and Jeff Merrifield in Washington DC. In San Francisco, Alicia McKnight represents borrowers and financial institutions on project financings, acquisitions and strategic transactions involving energy and infrastructure assets. Washington DC-based Elina Teplinsky advises on complex transactional and regulatory matters affecting advanced energy projects, while Michael Lepre focuses on commercial and regulatory matters relating to major energy developments. Shellka Arora-Coxis no longer at the firm.

With a strong foothold in renewable and alternative power, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP advises sponsors, investors and developers on project development, financings and M&A across solar, wind, energy storage, carbon capture and low-carbon fuels. The team is well-versed in supporting clients through the full lifecycle of energy transition assets, delivering commercially focused solutions on complex transactions. Washington DC-based practice head Aryan Moniri leads the global Energy and Infrastructure Projects Group, advising on the development, financing and acquisition of innovative and large-scale energy transition projects.

Regulatory, financing and transactional capabilities define the renewable energy offering at Steptoe LLP, which advises developers, lenders and investors across the full lifecycle of clean energy projects. In Washington DC, Daniel Mullen focuses on FERC enforcement, regulatory compliance and investigations affecting energy market participants. Also in Washington DC, Timothy Moran advises sponsors and investors on the development, financing and acquisition of renewable energy assets, including solar, wind and storage projects. New York-based Philip Corsello represents lenders, sponsors and investors on complex renewable energy financings, including tax equity, portfolio financings and sustainability-linked credit facilities.