White & Case LLP Expands Global Energy Practice with New Partner in Houston
Key Ideas
- White & Case LLP welcomes Peter Berg to enhance their Global Project Development and Finance Practice in Houston.
- Berg's expertise in energy projects, including hydrogen derivatives and cutting-edge energy transition projects, strengthens the firm's reputation.
- The addition of Berg supports the firm's ability to provide legal services for traditional energy clients and those investing in energy transition projects.
- The expansion aligns with the increasing demand for construction projects in the Americas and the rise in investment in renewable energy projects.
White & Case LLP has expanded its Global Project Development and Finance Practice, Global Energy Industry Group, and US Construction Practice by adding Peter Berg as a partner in Houston. Berg's significant experience includes advising on innovative projects in the global energy and renewables space, particularly focusing on on-shore and off-shore energy projects, including renewable energy projects. His expertise extends to long-distance HVDC transmission, green and blue hydrogen, hydrogen derivatives like ammonia and e-fuels, carbon capture technologies, SMRs, RNG, solar, wind, and other cutting-edge energy transition projects.
The firm's Head of Global Project Development and Finance Practice expressed delight in Berg's addition, highlighting the importance of his background in advising on first-of-its-kind projects. Likewise, the Houston Office Executive Partner emphasized Berg's role in enhancing the firm's position in the North American market, especially concerning the increase in workflow for construction projects in the region.
Berg's joining the Project Development and Finance Practice further solidifies the firm's ability to cater to the needs of both traditional energy clients and clients investing in energy transition projects. This move aligns with the current trends of the energy transition, driving investment in renewable energy projects and technologies like CCUS. The addition of Berg and other professionals in the field signifies White & Case LLP's commitment to meeting market demand and providing comprehensive legal services for the successful implementation of energy projects and transitions.