Jee-Seon is a commercial lawyer with expertise in energy and resources projects.
She has broad experience in the energy and resources sector advising clients on project development, joint venture arrangements and commercial contracting in the oil and gas, mining and electricity sectors.
She has particular expertise in the electricity and gas industry including advising on the acquisition and divestments of energy assets including power stations, gas pipelines and associated infrastructure; regulatory regime governing the electricity and gas markets; power station development; gas and electricity supply contracts, power purchase agreements and access to electricity and gas transmission and distribution systems.
Jee-Seon has extensive experience in renewable and clean energy projects including wind, solar, BESS and hybrid power solutions for both grid connected and islanded systems and associated market rules, trading, network connection arrangements, licensing and regulatory advice including on the RET, NGERS and Safeguard Mechanism and Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming) legislation.
Work highlights
Barossa Joint Venturers (Santos, ConocoPhilips and SK E&S)
Barossa LNG Project including processing arrangements through the Darwin LNG plant.
South Australian Government
Tendering process and terms, project structure and drafting and negotiation of 100MW grid connected Battery Project Agreement awarded to Tesla and Neoen in respect of Australia’s first grid connected BESS Project.
Northern Star Resources
Development of solar, BESS and wind renewable facilities on a number of Northern Star’s mine sites including approvals, tenure and power purchase agreements.
Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners
Supernode BESS Project in Queensland including negotiations with the BESS supplier.
Infrastructure Capital Group
Contractual arrangements for its Western Australian assets including the Neerabup and Kwinana Power Stations and its Esperance power and gas business including fuel supply, power purchase agreements, licensing obligations, business restructuring, operation and maintenance contracts.
Bluewaters Power Station and NewGen Kwinana Power Station
Separate Supreme Court proceedings in relation to outage planning and ancillary services costs in the Wholesale Electricity Market.