Projects & Infrastructure

In connection with its first ever transaction in Madagascar which involved the acquisition of a significant portfolio of hydro and solar assets (greenfield and brownfield) from Tozzi Renewable Energy and on a co-investment made by FMO in Berkeley Energy’s platform vehicle relating to these Madagascar assets.

In connection with the joint development of a 25MW solar PV project located near Bo Town, Sierra Leone, the joint development of the 24MW Tiapata Hydropower Project in Guinea Conakry, and the joint development of the 8.4MW Mutunguru Hydropower Project in Kenya.

In connection with the financing of the Gaselia Group’s development, expansion and upgrade program in Côte d’Ivoire, Senegal, Mali and Guinea.

In connection with the development of a dual carriage between Kampala and Jinja, including advising on the optimal PPP arrangement for the project, assisting with the selection of a preferred bidder, and drafting project documents.

As sole legal advisors in connection with a 35MW geothermal power project in Menengai, Kenya.

In connection with the development of a 40MW solar PV project in Malindi, Kenya.

In connection with the Ethiopia Electric Power development, financing and operation of up to 500MW of solar electric power in Ethiopia.

In connection with the financing of the Gaselia Group’s development, expansion and upgrade program in Côte d’Ivoire, Senegal, Mali and Guinea.

In connection with all legal matters in relation to the largest power generation project in Kenya, designed to provide at least 17% of the country’s power demand and 2014 winner of the PFI African Renewable deal of the year award.

In connection with the development of a medical and hazardous waste management facility in Nairobi funded pursuant to a government-to-government agreement between the Government of Kenya and the Government of Japan.

In connection with a Tanzanian port lease agreement with various oil and gas exploration entities.

ALN is a leader in renewable energy, advising on wind, solar, geothermal, and hydropower projects. We assist clients in securing project finance, navigating regulatory hurdles, and achieving successful grid integration. Our strong focus on renewable energy is unequalled, particularly in:

• Wind Power: We have advised on major projects, such as the 310MW Turkana Wind Power Project, the largest in the country, and the 100MW Kipeto wind project.
• Geothermal: Our expertise includes advising sponsors on 105MW of geothermal projects in Menengai and assisting the Ministry of Energy on World Bank-funded geothermal projects.
• Solar: ALN has worked on projects such as a 40MW solar project with CVE Group and Berkeley Energy’s acquisition of solar assets in Madagascar.
• Hydro: We have experience in hydro projects, demonstrated by our work with Berkeley Energy in acquiring assets in Zambia and advising Globeleq on a 40MW solar project in Kilifi County.

ALN advises clients across the mining lifecycle, from project development and financing to operations and dispute resolution. We assist with securing necessary permits, negotiating mining agreements, managing environmental and social impacts, and navigating complex regulatory landscapes.

With a deep understanding of the oil and gas sector, ALN provides comprehensive legal counsel on upstream, midstream, and downstream operations. We assist clients in securing licenses, navigating regulatory complexities, and structuring project finance for successful ventures.

ALN advises on the development of large-scale, mixed-use projects, including residential, commercial, and retail developments. We guide clients through complex planning, permitting, and financing processes to ensure successful project delivery. ALN  acts as legal counsel for various large-scale housing and mix-use developments, showcasing our capacity in this sector:

• We have advised on projects involving hotels, apartments, offices, conference centres, and cold storage facilities.
• Our experience extends to developments like the Two Rivers project, which includes retail mall commercial and residential areas, and the Garden City project, which includes retail, office, hotel, and residential components.

ALN plays a crucial role in developing Africa’s critical infrastructure. We advise on road and rail development, port and airport modernization, and the development of sustainable waste management and water supply solutions. Our capabilities in infrastructure encompass:

• Roads: We advise on road development, construction, operation, and maintenance and have been involved in projects like the Nairobi—Mombasa Expressway and the Nairobi—Nakuru—Mau Summit Highway.
• Ports: We have experience assisting private entities in developing proposals for rehabilitating berths at the Port of Mombasa.
• Railways: We have played a significant role in advising on restructuring concessions for the Uganda railway line.
• Airports: We have provided counsel on major airport matters, including the proposed concession of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and the consolidation of the aviation sector.
• Waste Management & Water: We have assisted in developing waste management facilities, advised on public-private partnerships in waste management, and supported projects for bulk water supply.
• Telecommunications: our expertise extends to advising on undersea fiber optic cable projects, including the East African Marine System (TEAMS) and Seacom’s cable project.

ALN plays a crucial role in addressing Africa’s water challenges. We advise on water supply and sanitation projects, water resources management, hydropower development, and public-private partnerships in the water sector.

ALN is a trusted advisor in project finance. We assist clients in securing debt and equity financing from a range of sources. We structure deals, negotiate with lenders, and conduct thorough due diligence to ensure successful project implementation.