Greg's area of expertise is in drafting and negotiating construction contracts and joint venture agreements and providing energy and infrastructure project support.

Greg's experience

  • Advised a major engineering and construction company on contractual structures for participation in a hydropower project in Tanzania, including analysis of options and negotiation strategies.

  • Advised a major rolling stock manufacturer on reviewing bidding documents and preparing a deviations table for a subcontract involving supply of rolling stock and ancillary services for the Dubai Blue Line metro project.

  • Advised a major infrastructure contractor, on forming a consortium and reviewing agreements for EPC and O&M works on ski slope and snow-making assets in Saudi Arabia, including related contracts.

  • Advising a major power contractor on the negotiation of the EPC contract for a combined solar PV and BESS facility part of the Noor Midelt 1 project in Morocco.

  • Advising a major battery energy supply system provider on the review and negotiation of a FIDIC-based contract to supply and commission BESS equipment for a privately-developed project in Finland.

  • Advised a leading engineering and construction company on reviewing and negotiating an EPC contract term sheet for a 300MW wind farm project in Pancevo, Serbia.

  • Advising a major global power contractor on the drafting and negotiation of a contract for the supply of gas turbines, steam turbines and generators by Siemens for the 2x1800MW Taiba 2 and Qassim 2 CCGT power projects in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

  • Advised a leading battery manufacturer on construction agreements for a lithium iron phosphate battery cell production plant to be established in Spain.

  • Advising a wind turbine manufacturer on the negotiation of contracts in relation to their supply of offshore wind turbine generators to a 560MW floating wind farm project to be located in the North Sea.

  • Advised MEXIRRC, S.A. de C.V. on the Mexico City's Metro Line 1 modernisation project, which is developed based on a PPP model in which the government agency of Mexico (STC) pays service fee to MEXIRRC for it to supply new trains, rehabilitate tracks and control system and maintain the Line 1 for a period of 17 years.

Credentials

  • 2007
    Qualified - England and Wales
  • 2005
    Nottingham Law School - Legal Practice Course
  • 2004
    University of Birmingham - LL.B. Law
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Out-Law / Insight by Greg Jones

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