White & Case Welcomes Tax Partner to DC Office for Energy Transition Projects
Key Ideas
- Michael Sykes joins White & Case's Washington, DC office, specializing in tax incentives for energy transition projects and bringing expertise in renewable energy.
- Sykes has experience in advising on various tax matters related to renewable energy projects, including hydrogen production, carbon capture, and storage.
- The Inflation Reduction Act has led to a surge in demand for tax advice in the energy transition sector, positioning White & Case as a top firm for handling cutting-edge tax issues.
- The addition of Sykes is expected to enhance the firm's reputation and capabilities in providing top-tier advice on energy transition and renewables projects.
Global law firm White & Case has added partner Michael Sykes to its Washington, DC office to provide guidance on tax incentives for energy transition projects. Sykes, previously with A&O Shearman, brings expertise in advising on various tax matters related to renewable energy projects, including areas like hydrogen production and carbon capture. The firm's debt finance practice partner Eric Leicht highlighted the importance of Sykes' specialization in tax incentives for renewable energy projects, crucial for clients in the renewables sector. With the surge in demand due to the Inflation Reduction Act driving investment in the sector, White & Case aims to meet clients' needs for top-tier advice in this specialized area of tax law. Global tax practice head Sang I. Ji expressed confidence that Sykes' addition will strengthen the firm's reputation as a go-to for cutting-edge tax matters in the energy transition and renewables projects space.
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