The Energy, Infrastructure, Project and Asset Finance (EIPAF) team at White & Case is at the forefront of advising on the energy transition, from financing battery storage facilities to green hydrogen projects. The team, comprising lawyers like Ryan Gawrych and Hannah Bragge, has a global reach and is actively involved in shaping the future of the energy sector. Both Bragge and Gawrych discussed their career journeys and the exciting challenges of working on energy transition deals. They highlighted the importance of creative legal thinking in navigating the complexities of emerging technologies and evolving market dynamics. In the current market landscape, there is a notable shift towards more mature and commercially viable projects, driven by strong policy support for decarbonisation efforts globally. While there are variations in market trends across regions, there is a consistent focus on sustainable technologies like green hydrogen and carbon capture and storage. As the industry continues to evolve, aspiring lawyers interested in this sector are advised to stay informed about industry developments, follow key market players, and develop a proactive approach to learning about renewable energy, energy storage, and low-carbon technologies. The energy transition presents a dynamic and challenging environment that requires a diverse skill set and a forward-thinking mindset to thrive.