Luke’s practice focuses on utility-scale Energy Transition Projects including solar, wind battery storage and green hydrogen with experience across project development, acquisitions and divestments, construction, offtake and operational arrangements.
Luke is a trusted adviser on complex and high-value transactions requiring careful management of regulatory, contractual and risk allocation issues, including grid connection, planning and approvals, and interface risk across EPC, O&M and offtake documentation. Clients value Luke’s ability to deliver clear, commercially practical legal advice that supports bankability and efficient project execution.
Luke’s work in the renewable energy market has been recognised by clients and peers for its technical quality and commercial insight in various legal guides including Best Lawyers, Chambers Asia Pacific, Doyles Guide and The Legal 500 Asia Pacific.
Luke advises on the Project Agreements required to successfully deliver large scale and complex Energy Transition Projects including:
Energy Transition
Element Zero on securing up to $26 million in ARENA funding to advance green iron technology in the Pilbara.
Wind
Windlab in relation to:
Squadron Energy on the acquisition of the Clarke Creek Renewable Energy Hub from Goldwind including advising on the Turbine Supply and Installation Agreement, the Operations and Maintenance Agreement, the Sale and Purchase Agreement and preparation of a detailed Due Diligence report.
Enel on the development and construction of the 95MW Flat Rocks wind farm in Western Australia including advising on the Supply & Installation and O&M agreements.
RATCH in relation to:
Solar
Energy Storage