Dan
Feldman

Advising ADNOC on its acquisition of a 35% interest in the major new low-carbon hydrogen and (blue) ammonia project under development by ExxonMobil Low Carbon Solutions at its Baytown refinery and petrochemicals complex in Texas.

Advising Emirates Global Aluminum (EGA) on the acquisition of a majority stake in Spectro Alloys Corporation, a leading secondary foundry alloy producer in the United States.

Advising on all aspects, from initial MOU to financial close, of Helios, the world’s first green ammonia export megaproject to take FID and sign definitive offtake and financing agreements. Helios is a multibillion joint venture project in Saudi Arabia that will incorporate the world’s largest single-phase renewables project (4GW in total) as well as a ground-breaking green ammonia / green hydrogen project.

JERA on its program to import clean ammonia to Japan for co-firing in thermal power plants to decarbonize the Japanese electricity system.

Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) on a transaction with E.ON for the sale of up to 5 million tonnes of green hydrogen per year, and numerous other global transactions, projects and mandates.

ADNOC on the world’s largest blue hydrogen/ammonia megaproject, combining grey hydrogen production with carbon capture and sequestration. ADNOC’s partners are GS Energy (South Korea) and Mitsui (Japan).

EverWind Fuels on the Americas’ first green hydrogen / export megaproject, in Nova Scotia, Canada.

The lenders on the US$12.5 billion joint venture for the Jazan IGCC / ASU project, the largest grey hydrogen project in the world. Awarded Global Deal of the Year by the PFI Awards, 2021; and MENA Hybrid Energy Deal of the Year at the IJGlobal Awards 2021.

OCP on a green ammonia pilot project with Shell in Morocco.

Uniper on offtake from the Hyport Duqm Green Ammonia Project in Oman.

Casa Dos Ventos and Comerc on a joint venture to produce and market green hydrogen in Brazil

Ardian on hydrogen investment and incentive strategic matters.

A supermajor international integrated energy company, on the world’s largest offshore carbon capture and storage exploration and development projects, offshore Western and Northern Australia.

PETRONAS in relation to its US$28 billion RAPID integrated refinery and petrochemicals project in Pengerang, Malaysia, including the US$7 billion acquisition of an interest by Saudi Aramco in parts of the project.

The Dow Chemical Company on all aspects of its US$ 20 billion Sadara petrochemicals joint venture with with Saudi Aramco in Saudi Arabia.

Emirates Global Aluminium on the Guinea Alumina Project, a US$1.6 billion bauxite mining project in Guinea, West Africa. This was the largest mining project financing ever in West Africa and was awarded Global Multilateral Deal of the Year 2019 by PFI.

Masdar on multi-hundred megawatt renewables (solar and wind) projects in Serbia and Azerbaijan.

Emirates Waste to Energy on the GCC’s first waste-to energy project, which was commissioned in 2022.

Reliance Industries Limited on Saudi Aramco’s acquisition of an interest in its oil-to-chemicals business.