Greg is a member of the firm’s energy and infrastructure team and focuses his practice on project and structured finance, mergers and acquisitions, and general corporate law. Greg’s practice has focused on the representation of developers, institutional investors, private equity funds, independent power producers, and commercial lenders in connection with the development, financing, and acquisition and disposition, of domestic and international energy and infrastructure projects and distributed generation projects. He has played a primary role in many complex transactions involving a wide variety of structures and assets with values ranging from several million to several billion dollars.

Bar Admissions

Education
JD, University of Connecticut School of Law, 1993

BA, Williams College, 1987

• Represented a Japanese-financed private equity firm in connection with the acquisition of interests in five substantial natural gas-fired facilities constituting more than 2 GW. The facilities were located in Georgia, Alabama, Oklahoma, Virginia and Texas. 
• Represented a private equity fund focused on energy investments in the acquisition of shares in a cross-border transaction in exchange for several renewable development project interests. 
• Represented the commodities division of a large international bank in the sale of various leveraged lease and other ownership interests in several cogeneration facilities located in California.
• Represented a private equity fund focused on energy investments in the purchase of a portfolio of hydroelectric and gas-fired generation facilities in excess of 1,100 MW. 
• Represented a large international bank with structuring its platform to buy and sell voluntary carbon credits. 
• Represented a solar development company in connection with joint ventures to develop rooftop and ground mount photovoltaic units in the US and in Canada. 
• Represented an independent power producer and developer in a sale of its interests in more than a dozen of its projects assets representing in excess of 1,000 MW of generating capacity to a private equity firm that specializes in energy investments. 
• Represented an energy development company in connection with the formation of a development joint venture along with an independent power producer, which venture holds more than 7,000 MW of potential greenfield projects, including coal, gas, wind and solar initiatives. 
• Represented "stalking horse" bidder in Bankruptcy Code § 363 sale of several power plants and natural gas pipelines totaling more than 36 MW.
• Represented a joint venture between a private equity fund and a national developer to purchase equity interests in a 40 MW biomass facility in Michigan and in the subsequent restructuring and refinancing of the project and sale.
• Represented the lessor sponsor of a master lease structure pursuant to which a lessee manufacturer finances and installs building-integrated photovoltaic solar electric roofing of up to $500 million. 
• Represented a lease equity investor on the approximately $900 million construction financing and leveraged lease of a 400-megawatt coal-fired generating facility in Arizona and the subsequent participation and sale of a portion of the lease equity. 
• Represented an independent power producer in the restructuring of approximately $350 million of project finance debt secured by gas-fired generating facilities located in Texas and Michigan caused by the bankruptcy of a significant counter-party. 
• Represented a joint venture composed of a developer, private equity fund and insurance company in connection with the purchase of a 400 MW gas-fired cogeneration facility in Texas. 
• Advised several financial institutions in connection with the purchase of certain credits from development projects in the United States.

• Listed for Project Finance, Legal 500 United States, 2016-2017

• New Market Money, Project Finance Magazine