Marika Mikuriya is an associate in the Project Development & Finance practice.

• Scotiabank, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, Banco General and Credit Suisse, as lead arrangers, on a $610 million senior secured financing for two Panamanian affiliates of AES, related to the construction, completion, ownership and operation of an LNG import terminal and related 380 MW net dual-fuel fired combined cycle power plant, both facilities located in Colón, Panama
• LNG Group Panama and Panama NG Power on the proposed development and financing of a $1.2 billion LNG import terminal and combined cycle gas-fired power plant in Colón, Panama
• Lenders on a $88 million senior term loan facility provided to AES Andrés DR, S.A. for the development,construction and operation of an approximately 50 km natural gas pipeline from an existing LNG terminal of AES Andrés DR to San Pedro de Macorís in the Dominican Republic
• Sponsors, including GE Energy Financial Services, on a senior secured private placement and bankfacility, to finance the development and operation of an approximately 850 MW greenfield combined cycle naturalgas-fired power plant in the Axapusco municipality located outside of Mexico City, Mexico
• Lenders on the senior secured notes issued by, and senior secured credit facilities made available to, CometaEnergía, S.A. de C.V. (Actis), for its $1.256 billion acquisition of the InterGen portfolio of seven powergeneration plants and related natural gas assets in Mexico (“LatAm M&A Deal of the Year” (2018) by IJGlobal)
• Cavallo Energy in connection with its development of a 1,000 MW gas-fired power plant in North Bergen, New Jersey
• The consortium led by EIG Global Energy Partners with Mubadala on a bid to acquire 90% of its stake in the Transportadora Associada de Gás ("TAG")
• Citibank as administrative agent on the $3.7 billion, four-year revolver for AerCap Capital Designated Activity Company, a subsidiary of AerCap Holdings, to provide financing for its general corporate purposes
• Joint lead arrangers and lenders on a senior secured loan facility to Stonepeak Kestrel HoldingsLLC for the acquisition of 100% of the equity interests in GenOn Holdco, LLC
• The lenders on the senior secured credit facilities for High Desert Power Project, LLC, a subsidiary of MRP, with proceeds of the financing used to refinance existing indebtedness of MRP
• MUFG, GE Capital EFS, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Limited, ING Capital, Norddeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale and CréditAgricole as coordinating lead arrangers and joint bookrunners on $715 million of senior secured credit facilities for Gridiron Funding, a subsidiary of LS Power, and the initialpurchasers, arranged by Goldman Sachs, on Gridiron Funding’s offering of $460 million 5.64%senior secured notes due 2027
• NordLB as administrative agent and CIT Bank, Deutsche Bank, and NordLB as lead arrangers on a $97 millionsenior secured financing provided to Helix Maine Wind Development, comprised of an $80 million term facility and $17 million revolving facility (with an L/C facility option)
• Mizuho Bank, Credit Agricole and Scotiabank on the provision of commitments to provide senior secured acquisition loan facilities of up to $675 million, to Cleco Corporate Holdings
• Nevada Copper on the development and financing for their Pumpkin Hollow underground copper mining project. The financing package consists of a project financing from KfW IPEX-Bank, supported by a UFK guarantee, an advanced payment agreement from Concord Resources, stream and royalty financings with Triple Flag, a cost overrun facility and offtake agreements with Aurubis and Concord Resources
• Scotiabank on the New York law aspects of a senior secured credit facility for Titan Mining, secured by the Empire State Zinc Mine located in New York State
• Citibank on a multi-million dollar senior secured credit facility for NG Closures, a company wholly-owned by Intercorp Group and its subsidiary Nexus Group, for the acquisition of Sinea, a plastic products/closures producer and marketer with operating facilities in Peru, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador and Argentina
• Mizuho Bank as administrative agent and HSBC Securities and JPMorgan Chase Bank as global coordinators on an $8 billion credit facilities for Petróleos Mexicanos. The facilities were structured in two parts: a $2.5 billion term loan facility, which Pemex will use to refinance existing debt and for general corporate purposes, and a $5.5 billion revolving credit facility, which will replace pre-existing credit lines and be used for general corporate purposes (“Syndicated Loan of the Year” (2019) by LatinFinance)