Mills Oakley to establish new Energy & Resources Group

National law firm Mills Oakley will develop a new Energy & Resources Group

Media Release

March 4 2024

National law firm Mills Oakley will develop a new Energy & Resources Group to cater for the growing global demand for specialist energy legal services based in Australia.

New Energy & Infrastructure Partner Natalie Lonergan says the team will bring together the firm’s existing exceptional capabilities and provide a full service offering to our clients operating in the energy and resources sectors.“With a deep bench of top-tier experience across Energy, Project Finance, Projects, Tax, Corporate M&A, Planning, Environment, Native Title, Property, Shipping, Employment, Safety, Insurance and Arbitration/ Disputes, we provide participants in the Energy and Resources sectors full legal support throughout the life cycle of their projects.”

“Our specialists, with experience gained in international or major Australian law firms, are located wherever they are needed – in our Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and Canberra offices. “The innovative structure of Mills Oakley means that our team delivers compelling value, by offering competitive pricing and rates combined with Tier 1 support.”

Natalie Lonergan brings 30 years’ experience as an energy lawyer, advising participants in the international energy sector on mergers and acquisitions, divestments, commodities and project development. More recently, she is advising clients operating in the hydrogen, carbon management and renewables sectors.

Natalie is passionate about supporting the energy transition and advancing the sustainability and innovation of the energy sectors. She has remained committed to innovation and the development of energy law throughout her career, through her active involvement as a committee member on the Association of International Energy Negotiators CCUS and Hydrogen Committees, as a (former) director of Australian Mining and Petroleum Law Association, (now Energy & Resources Law Association) and her continued service on the editorial committee of the Australian Energy Law Journal.

Working from both our Sydney and Brisbane offices, Natalie joins Mills Oakley from Squire Patton Boggs. With a background of successfully leading teams on complex cross-border energy transactions and projects, she looks forward to growing the firm’s energy practice nationally.

 

For interviews with Natalie Lonergan please contact:
Edwina Hurley
Communications Manager
T: +61 3 8568 9707
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