Mylonas Law offers legal advice to its clients regarding the Renewable Energy market as Photovoltaic Parks, Wind farms, Biomass, Biogas, and Geothermal energy encompass all aspects of transactions entailed in a RES venture. We offer our advice on a wide range of issues in Renewable Energy Sources Law, including Regulatory compliance, Competition, Mergers and Acquisitions, Financing, Commercial and Trading contracts, Commercial and Corporate advice, and Energy taxation issues.
Without limitation, the areas in which we render our expert legal advice related to the Renewable Energy Sources market include:
- Renewable Energy advising on licensing, compliance and regulatory issues.
- Renewable Energy advising on joint ventures and SPV.
- Renewable Energy M&As, shareholders relationships and corporate transactions
- Undertaking legal, due diligence and company law compliance
- Undertaking the creation of a suitable organizational structure
EPC and O&M contracts
- Support on infrastructure projects including EPC.
- Commercial transactions drafting and advisory.
- Advising on competition issues
- Providing representation in Energy dispute resolution and litigation
Mylonas Law has been involved in multiple significant projects in Cyprus, advising parties on M&A, shareholders relationships, due diligence, and EPC of more than 40 MW Photovoltaic parks. Also, our Firm holds a portfolio on behalf of several international investment groups involved in renewable energy projects in Cyprus and abroad.
For a legal advisor to provide valuable advice and support to a client, they require a deep understanding of the client's industry, business activity and challenges. Through our experience, we have obtained a detailed knowledge and a wide network background of the different industries located both in Cyprus and internationally. Our legal advisors combined with our team of qualified experts, are capable of providing value-adding services characterized by business understanding along with industry knowledge and a high level of legal skills.
The companies and individuals doing business within the Renewable sector are currently facing several challenges generated by the financial crisis as well as by changes in the national tariff regulations for renewable energy, in addition to fierce global competition on all levels.
Doing business in the current market conditions requires constant alertness combined with innovative thinking.