Representing clients in the energy industry since 2000, we have some of the most experienced renewable energy lawyers in the country. Our energy project background includes assisting renewable energy companies in all aspects of the development, operation, finance, acquisition and sale of renewable energy projects totaling over 41 GW.
RENEWABLE ENERGY LAW »
Stahl, Sewell, Chavarria, Friend & Cohen, LLP counsels businesses and individuals across a range of business areas. The firm’s corporate lawyers work on mergers and acquisition transactions including asset purchase, asset sale, and stock purchase agreements.
CORPORATE LAW »
Since 2010, our firm has been actively involved in utility scale energy storage projects. We routinely assist clients in obtaining site control for stand-alone compressed air energy storage (CAES) and utility-scale battery energy storage systems (BESS) along with co-locating storage projects as a part of a utility scale wind or solar installation.
ENERGY STORAGE »
We counsel developers, property owners, designers and builders in all phases of project development including design and construction. We represent clients involved in large scale commercial, residential, and industrial projects and we develop transactional solutions to assist clients in managing risks associated with large construction projects.
CONSTRUCTION LAW »
We provide perspective and assistance on regulatory and transactional issues related to our finite natural resources. The firm’s attorneys possess practice backgrounds in environmental permitting, oil and gas law, and water law.
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW »
We represent clients in tax disputes involving Texas taxes, including sales tax, franchise tax, insurance gross receipts tax, inheritance tax, cigarette tax, tobacco products tax, mixed beverage tax, hotel occupancy tax, crude oil tax, natural gas tax, telecommunications tax, motor fuel tax, and motor vehicle taxes.
TEXAS TAX LAW »
We represent clients in negotiating property tax incentive agreements for new projects being constructed in Texas. Because Texas is considered a high property tax state, successfully negotiating and obtaining property tax incentive agreements can have a significant impact on a project’s viability and profitability.
TEXAS PROPERTY TAX INCENTIVES »
Our team provides counsel to clients in the development and financing of some types of traditional electric generation facilities, including natural gas-fired power plants.
NATURAL GAS »
Our work includes helping identify a suitable location, securing the real estate rights for the facility (land purchase contracts and options, leases, and easements), and drafting documents necessary for ancillary rights, including accommodation agreements and agreements to allow for co-location of data centers with future or existing generation projects.
DATA CENTERS »
