Jeremy Gewirtz

Jeremy has been advising on a wide range of energy (including energy transition), commodities and infrastructure work for over 25 years.

Jeremy is recognised as a leading lawyer (Band 1) for both Projects and Energy & Natural Resources by Chambers UK and as a notable practitioner for Projects & Energy in Chambers Global, is listed as highly regarded in the Energy section of IFLR1000 and is identified as a leading individual in Legal 500 for both Power and Commodities.

Work Highlights

Jeremy’s recent experience includes advising:

• Engie and Mitsui on the disposal of their interests in four of the UK’s largest power stations

• on the ECA financing of the Fennovoima nuclear plant in Finland

• on a series of financings for oil refineries and oil and gas storage facilities in the UK, US, Denmark, France, Germany, Israel, Norway, Spain and Sweden

• on the ECA/DFI financing of two of the wold’s largest CSP solar projects (Khi and Kaxu) in South Africa

• ContourGlobal on its Kosovan IPP (and associated mining operations)

• on the multi-source financing of the Teesside biomass plant in the UK

• Engie on its exit from the NuGen nuclear project

• a number of leading marketing participants on crude oil, gas and metals prepay financings in the UK, US, France, Germany, Hungary and South Africa

• Noble Group on the disposal of its Worldwide Warehouse Solutions business to Golden Dragon Resources

• Société Générale on the acquisition of the commodity derivatives trading books of Jefferies Bache