Energy and Natural Resources Law

The energy transition is not just a challenge, it’s an opportunity. Together, let’s turn your projects into drivers of sustainable growth.

Supporting Your Energy Transition

In Canada and internationally, the energy sector is at the heart of economic and environmental priorities. The shift toward renewable sources, the decarbonization of activities, and the development and exploitation of critical natural resources require strategic decisions in a constantly evolving regulatory environment.

For businesses, these challenges represent significant risks, but also major opportunities. Engaging a team of energy law experts is essential to secure your projects, anticipate legal impacts, and transform these issues into growth levers.

How We Can Help

We support you in implementing energy projects and managing the legal aspects of your operations.

Development of Renewable Energy Projects

Structuring your initiatives to capitalize on opportunities linked to the energy transition.

Participation in Energy Sector Tenders

Preparing and securing your bids to maximize your chances of success.

Draft and Negotiation of Contracts

Creating clear and balanced agreements for concessions, supply, production, transportation, sale, and purchase of energy.

Proactive Guidance in an Evolving Regulatory Framework

Advising and representing your business in a changing regulatory landscape to achieve your desired outcomes.

Decarbonized Business Solutions

Implementing legal strategies tailored to your sustainability and performance objectives.

Energy and natural resources law as a catalyst for your ambitions

At Delegatus, we believe the energy transition is a unique opportunity to build a sustainable and competitive future. Our team stands out for its deep expertise in energy law, natural resources, and decarbonization strategies, supporting clients in Canada and abroad with their most complex challenges.

The Energy and Natural Resources Law Team

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