John D. Inglis

Select M&A and General Corporate Representations

• Japanese utilities in connection with the acquisition of brownfield conventional power projects in the U.S.
• Japanese investors on acquiring a technical consulting company servicing the renewable energy sector in the U.S.
• A Japanese trading company in connection with the partial sell-down of its interests in a greenfield gas-fired power plant in the U.S.
• A Japanese electric utility on its investment (with other consortium members) in the transmission assets of an offshore windfarm in the UK.    
• A Chinese EPC on its equity investment in a greenfield geothermal project in Kenya.
• A Japanese corporation in connection with its investment in the food sector in Asia and Central America.
• A Japanese asset management company in connection with its overseas infrastructure investments.

Select Financing Representations

• A Japanese megabank in connection with an equity bridge loan to a Japanese sponsor in connection with a natural gas-fired thermal power generation plant in New York State.
• Multiple consortiums of Japanese and foreign commercial lenders in connection with the equity bridge financing of several power projects in Indonesia.
• A Japanese sponsor in connection with the financing of its participating interest in a Canadian LNG project.
• Japanese sponsors in connection with the financing of an LNG carrier.
• A Japanese lender in connection with its financing of a construction loan for a solar project in Fukuoka, Japan.
• A European renewable energy developer in connection with a construction loan for a solar project in Ibaraki, Japan.
• A Japanese export credit agency in connection with its support for a bid by a Japanese sponsor to build and operate a utility scale solar PV power plant in the United Arab Emirates.
• A Japanese lender in connection with a construction loan to a European sponsor to finance the development of an amusement park in Nagoya, Japan.
• Japanese megabanks in connection with the financing by a Japanese company of a $21.6 billion acquisition of a U.S. wireless operator. At the time the transaction was the largest outbound investment in Japan’s history.