Allen & Gledhill LLP is widely noted for its experience in project development and project finance across the energy and infrastructure industries. It has an excellent record in energy, resources, petrochemicals, telecoms, transportation and infrastructure. The firm is a dominant force in environment-driven projects and transactions, including biomass plant projects and novel cooling-as-a-service programmes. It is also rated for energy sector transactions, including joint ventures and asset acquisitions, along with international fibre optic cable projects. Co-head of the energy, infrastructure and projects team, Kelvin Wong is rated for major infrastructure projects in Singapore, while fellow co-head of the team Kok Chee Wai has an outstanding record in project finance in Malaysia and other Southeast Asia nations. Tan Wee Meng is also noted for infrastructure projects, including telecoms and digital infrastructure matters, in Singapore, Myanmar and across the region. Yeo Boon Kiat is further recognised for project documentation, including structuring renewable energy and energy transition arrangements.

Dentons Rodyk has a background in solar, wind, hydropower, liquefied natural gas (LNG) and waste-to-power. It has worked on a series of headline projects, including subsea cables, data centres, sustainability-linked project financings and oil and gas asset acquisitions. With a number of fluent mandarin speakers, the Singapore team has built close connections to Chinese state-owned enterprises in the power and infrastructure sectors. It has an established record in India, Indonesia and throughout Southeast Asia and the broader Asia Pacific region. Jonathan Guwe is co-head of the project finance, energy and infrastructure practices with a particularly strong record in Singapore, Indonesia and Vietnam projects. Ron Oong is co-head of project finance and infrastructure. Ng Teng Wei was appointed head of energy in January 2025. Joo Thye Tan is now a consultant in the team.

Rajah & Tann Asia has a large and dedicated projects and energy team that has developed a sizeable presence in energy transition and renewable energy (solar, wind and hydropower) matters. The team has made a further impression in LNG, carbon capture, battery energy storage and electric vehicle (EV) battery production projects. It has also worked on a series of hydrogen-related projects, including the development of liquefied hydrogen storage tanks. It has extensive front-end project development expertise, alongside project finance experience and a solid presence in energy M&A; team members are also well-versed in contentious issues. Singapore is its primary market, followed by Malaysia and Indonesia. The team regularly represents Chinese state-owned enterprises, with Loh Yong Hui located between Singapore and the firm’s representative office in Shenzen, China. Sim Chee Siong heads the construction and projects team, with a background in front-end and dispute resolution across infrastructure projects, energy and resources. Qualified in both Singapore and Malaysia, Shemane Chan and fellow partner Soh Lip San are also senior members of the team. Kimberly Tho was promoted to partner in 2025.

WongPartnership LLP‘s Singapore team covers project development, project finance, and disputes. Senior members of the department are equally adept in contentious and non-contentious matters, bringing deeper insights into the typical problems that arise in projects and energy transactions. The team has worked intensively in solar projects, including in relation to EPC contracts, offtake agreements and power purchase agreements (PPAs). It is also active in green electricity projects, green hydrogen and carbon capture and storage (CCS). Data centre projects are another significant source of business. The firm frequently works with a range of owners, developers and main contractors. Tay Peng Cheng heads the energy, projects and construction team and is a leading name in renewable energy projects, while Ian de Vaz heads the infrastructure, construction and engineering team and is widely recognised for his infrastructure projects expertise, including data centres. Lesley Tan provides further front-end infrastructure project advisory expertise, and Linda Low is noted for renewable energy projects. Sim Qian Yi was promoted to partner in 2024.

Bird & Bird ATMD LLP has an impressive history in energy, utilities, and infrastructure, including renewable power projects, energy regulations, sustainable infrastructure, and energy digitalisation. It is noted for its expertise in corporate, public procurement and regulatory matters in the energy sector, especially renewables and cleantech, along with green and sustainability-linked financings. The team has particular experience in energy management and energy efficiency projects; it frequently advises the Energy Market Authority of Singapore. Active in Singapore projects, the group has experience across Asia Pacific, including Malaysia, Indonesia, Australia, Philippines, China and India. Sandra Seah has extensive experience in public procurement, regulatory and environmental law. Shahin Foroughian provides further energy and utilities expertise, having joined from Norton Rose Fulbright in June 2025.

Drew & Napier LLC is primarily known for construction and engineering disputes, although contentious specialists are frequently brought in to advise on project development and project finance matters. Energy transactions are another forte for the Singapore firm. Chairman Jimmy Yim SC heads the projects, energy and infrastructure group and is an experienced figure in construction and engineering disputes, as is respected talent Mahesh Rai; both are known for large cross-border arbitrations. Christopher Chong leads the construction and engineering team. Chua Tju Liang is a seasoned energy lawyer and Pauline Chong provides additional project finance expertise.

Harry Elias Partnership‘s infrastructure projects team is closely associated with many of Singapore’s headline infrastructure programmes, especially marine engineering, dredging, land reclamation and shore protection works, along with underground and tunnelling projects, other transport infrastructure developments and a range of energy projects. The firm has extensive front-end construction and project development expertise, along with deep disputes experience. Yvonne Foo heads the infrastructure projects team and the construction and engineering department. Justin Chia provides further expertise in contentious and non-contentious construction matters. Consultant Tan Chau Yee is another notable figure. Joanna Seetoh has left the firm.

Duane Morris & Selvam LLP has extensive Singapore and more regional expertise, including India, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines and Indonesia projects; it has advised on a series of landmark power projects in Myanmar. It has a background in transactions in the oil and gas sector, along with power and renewable energy projects. Chairman Leon Yee has vast experience in the oil and gas sector, while Priyank Srivastava is noted for energy, power, infrastructure project development and project financing.