The regulatory environment of the infrastructure and power sector in India is currently characterized by progressive reforms and strategic initiatives aimed at promoting growth and sustainability. The government has introduced policies to attract investment, such as the National Infrastructure Pipeline and the Production-Linked Incentive scheme, enhancing the sector’s appeal to domestic and international investors. In the power sector, significant emphasis is placed on renewable energy, with ambitious targets set for solar and wind energy capacity. Regulatory frameworks have been revised to ensure fair competition, tariff regulation, and efficient dispute resolution, fostering a more stable and investor-friendly climate. These changes reflect India’s commitment to modernizing its infrastructure and power sectors while prioritizing environmental sustainability and economic development.

Our integrated legal solutions encompass the entire project lifecycle, from inception to financial close, covering design, construction, equipment supply, operations, and management. We facilitate clients in conducting due diligence exercises, negotiating concessions, and drafting crucial contracts such as design consultancy, construction, civil engineering, equipment supply, and O&M agreements. Our approach ensures that sponsors and lenders can effectively allocate and minimize delivery and performance risks. Furthermore, we extend our advisory services to project companies, sponsors, strategic investors, and funds concerning equity dilution, investments in equity and debt securities, and public offerings. The infrastructure team is complemented by collaboration with other specialized teams within ELP, including real estate, corporate commercial, tax, banking and finance, competition law, and dispute resolution.