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Samuel Walley

Associate, Infrastructure, Projects & Energy
London

EXPERTISE

Samuel has acted on a broad range of corporate M&A, commercial and financing matters related to infrastructure projects, with particular focus on the energy sector. Samuel trained with the firm and qualified into the Infrastructure, Projects and Energy team after a trainee seat with the department and a six month secondment to BP plc.

Experience

advising DP World on a global joint venture to develop ports infrastructure across Africa, with an investment pipeline in excess of $1.7 billion, and the related restructuring of three corporate groups
advising Waldorf Production on two major North Sea acquisitions; of MOL's complete UK portfolio, and of Alpha Petroleum
advising Berkeley Energy on disposal of their interest in the Corbetti Geothermal Project in Ethiopia, and O&M arrangements for a hydropower project in Uganda
advising Global Tungsten & Powders Corporation as offtaker and project financer for mining project in South Korea
advising Greencoat Capital on the acquisition, EPC and development of one of the largest low-carbon and renewable heat glasshouses in the UK
advising on the amendment and major capacity expansion of the Rye Hill Prison PFI project
advising Volkswagen AG in relation to the manufacture and supply of certain commercial vehicles and the supply of after service parts as part of a global alliance between Volkswagen AG and Ford
advised National Grid across a portfolio of connection and construction agreements for new users of the national electricity transmission system, including solar, wind and battery storage projects

Education

University of Nottingham – Law LLB - 2016
BPP University – Legal Practice Course – 2017

Samuel Walley

8 Dec 23

AG has advised Red Sea Gateway Terminal International (RSGT) on the successful negotiation of a 22-year concession agreement to equip, operate and maintain the Patenga Container Terminal in Bangladesh