CIN: U69100WB2024PTC269620WEDNESDAY, 2 SEPTEMBER, 2026
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EXPERTISE NO. 11 • INFRASTRUCTURE CHAMBERS
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Projects, Infrastructure & Energy

PPP, EPC Contracts, Renewable Energy & Regulatory Tariff Matters

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Service Lines
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Precedent Matters
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Deliverables
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Partner Review
Chamber Mandate & Practice Scope

Full-Service Infrastructure & Energy Practice

Dedicated projects and infrastructure practice representing concessionaires, contractors, lenders, off-takers, and government agencies on PPP transactions, EPC contracts, renewable energy projects (solar, wind, hydro), power purchase agreements, tariff petitions, and disputes under the Arbitration Act and Electricity Act.

Key Service Lines & Counsel Expertise

Service Offerings — 6 Lines

01PPP / Concession Agreement Structuring & Negotiation
02EPC, O&M and Turnkey Contract Drafting & Vetting
03Solar, Wind, Hybrid & Renewable Energy Project Advisory
04Electricity Act Regulatory Matters & Tariff Petitions (CERC / SERC)
05NPPA, BIS & Quality Standard Certification
06Construction Claims, Delay Analysis & Dispute Boards
Representative Precedent Matters

Selected Engagements & Case Precedents

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Advised a solar EPC contractor on the 1.2 GW NTPC Solar Park project including structuring of consortium agreements, EPC contract negotiations, and risk allocation matrix.

B

Represented a private power generator before CERC and APTEL on tariff review petitions covering ₹4,100 crore of stranded cost claims under the Electricity Act.

C

Structured a portfolio acquisition of 7 operational wind assets (420 MW) for a Canadian pension fund including review of PPA, land lease, and transmission agreements across 5 states.

Counsel Deliverables

Standard Engagement Outputs

  • Project Structure Note & Risk Allocation Matrix
  • EPC / Concession / PPA Document Suite
  • Regulatory Filing & Tariff Petition Package
  • Claims Assessment & Dispute Resolution Strategy Report
Suitable Profile

EPC contractors, renewable energy developers, power generators, distribution companies, and infrastructure funds.

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Cross-Chamber Reference

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