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Gregor
D.
Page
Counsel
Education
University of Dundee, LL.B., 1992, (Honours)
The College of Law, York, LSF, 1993
University of Dundee, (Energy Law), LL.M., 1994
Practice
Gregor Page is an English Solicitor and is based at the London office of Shearman & Sterling where he specialises in project finance.
Experience
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Advising the lenders arranging financing in support of bids for the Fujairah project in the UAE, the Mesaieed project in Qatar and the Barka II - Al Rusail project in Oman
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Advising the sponsors in connection with the development of the Amorebieta gas-fired power station in Spain
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Advising the lenders arranging finance for the project financing of a gas-fired power station at Rijnmond in the Netherlands
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Advising the lenders arranging finance for the Sohar gas-fired power project in Oman and the Al-Ezzel gas-fired project in Bahrain
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Advising a U.S. utility on its prospective acquisition of the 1000 MW Drakelow coal-fired power station from TXU
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Advising the lenders arranging finance for the acquisition by Edison Mission Energy of 4000MW of coal-fired generation capacity from PowerGen plc
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Advising the lenders arranging finance for the project financing of a gas-fired independent power station at Spalding, England
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Advising the sponsors in connection with the development of an LNG regasification facility in the United Kingdom
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Advising the lenders arranging finance for the project financing of an LNG regasification facility in Italy
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A six month secondment to the London office of a U.S. electricity utility which primarily involved the development of a number of gas-fired power projects in Spain and included the negotiation of gas supply and third party access arrangements with the national gas supply and transmission companies
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Advising the lenders arranging finance for NRG's acquisition of the gas-fired 650 MW Killingholme Power Station from National Power
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Advising the lenders on all aspects of the project financing of a 750 MW gas-fired independent power station at Coryton, Essex
Bar Admissions/Qualifications
1996,
England and Wales
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