Deborah Greenwood

Deborah Greenwood
  1. People /

Deborah Greenwood

Deborah Greenwood

Senior Consultant


London
Deborah Greenwood
  1. People /

Deborah Greenwood

Deborah Greenwood

Senior Consultant


London

Deborah Greenwood

Senior Consultant

London

T: +44 (0) 20 3400 2210

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Biography

Deborah is a Consultant in the Projects Department. She is highly experienced in global finance, energy and infrastructure development. She regularly advises financial institutions, multinational corporations and government agencies developing power, oil and gas and infrastructure projects in emerging markets and other regions worldwide. Her experience includes both representing clients in relation to commercial contracts and also structuring, drafting and negotiating complex project financings. She is a member of the firm's Renewables Focus Group and does much of her work in the renewables sector. Recent renewables work has included acquisitions and financings of several portfolios of wind, biomass and landfill gas generation assets.

Admissions

  • England and Wales

Related Practice Areas

  • Data Center & Digital Infrastructure Team

  • Energy Transition

  • Oil, Gas and LNG

  • Nuclear

  • Power

  • Renewables

  • Water & Utilities

  • Financial Institutions

  • ESG & Energy Transition

  • Sustainable Real Estate

  • Finance

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