Mid-Level Project Finance FERC Energy & Infrastructure Associate

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winston taylorWashington (DC)

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Overview: Required experience includes supporting M&A deals within the energy sector. Candidates must possess substantial practice experience before FERC. Hands-on expertise conducting due diligence and direct experience reviewing credit agreements and legal opinions are required. Core experience in renewable energy, specifically wind, solar, or battery storage, is essential. An additional background in transactions involving power generation and transmission, including power purchase and interconnection agreements, is preferred. Posting details Practice Area: Project Finance Winston Taylor is seeking a mid-level or senior associate to join its Energy & Infrastructure team within the Project Finance group. The ideal candidate will have at least three years of experience supporting project finance and M&A deals in the energy sector. Candidates must possess substantial practice experience before FERC, hands-on expertise conducting due diligence, and direct experience reviewing credit agreements and legal opinions. Core experience in renewable energy - specifically wind, solar, or battery storage is required, while additional background in transactions involving power generation and transmission is preferred, including power purchase and interconnection agreements. While Washington, DC is our preferred location for this position, candidates for our other U.S. offices will be considered. All candidates must be admitted to the state bar of their preferred office location. We are an equal opportunity employer and welcome applicants from all backgrounds and experiences. View our associate salary disclosures.

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