Kyle Koh is counsel in the Project Development & Finance practice.

He advises sponsors, lenders and guarantors on international project development and financing, with a particular focus on the renewable energy and oil and gas sectors. He also has experience in advising on transport, healthcare and utility infrastructure. He advises on both project finance and project development matters and has acted on complex award-winning first-in-kind and first-in-country transactions, including projects involving multiple development finance institutions and export credit agencies. Kyle completed a one-year secondment at the Asian Development Bank.

• A consortium of lenders on the $7bn debt financing of the $12bn Jazan IGCC project in Saudi Arabia
• Masdar and PJBI on the development and financing of Southeast Asia’s largest floating solar power plant (145MW) in the Cirata reservoir, West Java, Indonesia
• A bidder in relation to the bidding for the development of the Kalimantan, Lampung, Saguling and Singkarak solar power projects in Indonesia
• IFC, ADB, IsDB and DEG on the financing of the Triconboston project (consisting of three 50MW wind power projects) in Sindh, Pakistan
• IFC, ADB, CDC and KEXIM on the financing of the 102MW Gulpur Hydropower Plant in Azad Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistan
• IFC, ADB, IsDB and KEXIM on the financing of the 150MW Patrind Hydropower Plant in Azad Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistan
• IFC, ADB, IsDB and PROPARCO on the financing of the 84MW New Bong Escape Hydropower Project in Azad Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistan
• ADB, IsDB and other lenders on the financing of the 50MW FWEL-I and 50MW FWEL-II wind power projects in Sindh, Pakistan
• The lenders on the refinancing of a dual fuel IPP in Bangladesh
• Clifford Capital and SMBC on the financing of the Gazipur II 300 MW HFO IPP developed by the Summit group in Bangladesh
• IFC, CDC, Clifford Capital and JICA on the financing of the 414 MW gas / 333 MW (HSD) Sirajganj 4 Power Project in Bangladesh
• CGIF as guarantor to the 480bn IDR ($34m) three- and five-year bond and sukuk issuances by Polytama Propindo in Indonesia
• CGIF as guarantor to two separate five-year THB 2bn ($64mn) corporate bond issuances by Siamgas in Thailand
• PROPARCO on the financing of a 32MW solar photovoltaic power project in Egypt
• EBRD and ICD on the financing of the 45MW Shobak wind project in Jordan
• PETRONAS on the $15bn financing of its $28bn RAPID refinery, cracker and petrochemicals project in Malaysia (awarded Asia Pacific Petchem Deal of the Year 2019 by Project Finance International (PFI) and Project Finance Deal of the Year at the IFLR Asia-Pacific Awards 2020)
• PETRONAS on its joint venture with Saudi Aramco on the RAPID project in Malaysia
• The Dow Chemical Company on the over $10bn debt restructuring (involving several ECA lenders, over 20 commercial banks and sukukholders) of the Sadara petrochemicals project in Saudi Arabia
• The Dow Chemical Company on the financing of its $20bn joint venture with Saudi Aramco, the Sadara petrochemicals project in Saudi Arabia
• The borrowers in respect of the acquisition, development, conversion and operation of a floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) in El Salvador, which provides LNG regasification services to a 378 MW natural gas power plant owned by Energía del Pacífico. The FSRU will be the first regasification vessel deployed off the coast of El Salvador.
• Golar LNG in relation to the development and financing of a floating liquefaction project offshore Equatorial Guinea
• ADNOC LNG in relation to its LNG marketing arrangements
• A bidder in relation to a concession agreement for a cable car project in Manila, Philippines
• A consortium of developers in relation to their bid to develop and upgrade the Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila, Philippines
• A bidder in relation to the sale of an approximately $1bn stake in a gas field in Oman
• K-Sure, KDB and other lenders on the financing of Adaro’s and EWP’s quasi-mine-mouth 200MW Kalsel-1 coal-fired IPP in Indonesia
• ICBC, Bank of China, China Construction Bank and China Agricultural Bank, and over ten other lenders in connection with the $4 billion Hassyan coal-fired power plant in Dubai, UAE