Showing posts with label DLA Piper UK LLP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DLA Piper UK LLP. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 27, 2019

DLA Piper advises Natural Gas Public Company of Cyprus on terminal - HYDROCARBON ENGINEERING

Tuesday, 27 August 2019 11:30

DLA Piper has advised the Natural Gas Public Company of Cyprus (DEFA) on its tender process for the selection of the contractor for the design, construction, procurement, commissioning, operation and maintenance of an offshore LNG import terminal and associated infrastructure, located in Vasilikos, Cyprus.

DEFA announced today the outcome of its tender process, selecting as the first ranked tenderer a consortium led by China Petroleum Pipeline Engineering Co. Ltd, and includes AKTOR S.A., Metron S.A., Hudong-Zhongua Shipbuilding Co. Ltd and Wilhelmsen Ship Management Ltd. As per the terms of the announcement, the tender is for the next stage of the development of a natural gas market in Cyprus and that major companies involved in the European gas markets also participated in the tender process.

The DEFA Chairman, Symeon Kassianides, commented: “We are pleased to see the successful outcome of the process. Here at DEFA we believe that the future of the country is aligned with natural gas and we expect it to play a major role in the economic development of the country in years to come. The establishment of the natural gas market will boost the development of the whole energy and industry sectors of the Republic.”

Friday, December 30, 2016

Lack of legal expertise could impede energy projects - CYPRUS MAIL

December 30, 2016
Jean Christou

The Cyprus Hydrocarbons Company (CHC) risks remaining without expert legal advice for the foreseeable future, impeding its ability to negotiate major energy-related projects that are on the horizon.

The complication arose after a challenge mounted to the CHC’s decision to award a contract for procuring legal services.

The tender was awarded to Cameron McKenna LLP, for a three-year contract worth some €9.5 million.

But DLA Piper UK LLP, the bidder ranked second in the competition, has appealed the decision with the Tenders Review Authority (TRA).

DLA Piper is arguing that the successful bidder had a conflict of interest.