Danielle Albright is an energy lawyer and focuses her practice on corporate, commercial and project matters in the oil and gas, infrastructure, power and mining sectors, including cross-border M&A, joint ventures and project development. She regularly advises international energy clients on corporate and commercial contracts, including traditional oil and gas commercial contracts and transaction documents applicable to the renewables industry. Danielle also has broad experience in the LNG sector, most notably advising Golar on the development of a floating LNG facility offshore Mauritania and Senegal, and lenders and project sponsors on the financing and development of LNG-to-power projects in Brazil and Indonesia.

Her expertise extends to regulatory compliance and risk management in the energy sector, ensuring that her clients navigate complex legal landscapes effectively. Danielle has also been instrumental in guiding clients through the intricacies of environmental law as it relates to energy projects, addressing both compliance requirements and sustainability practices. Danielle brings:

  • Extensive experience in regulatory compliance and risk management.
  • Expertise in environmental law related to energy projects.
  • Active participation in industry panels and regulatory discussions.
  • Advocacy for innovative solutions and best practices in the energy field.
  • Mentorship of junior attorneys and involvement in legal education initiatives.
  • Strong international network to assist clients in global energy market expansion.

In addition to her legal practice, Danielle actively participates in industry panels and contributes to regulatory discussions, advocating for innovative solutions and best practices in the energy field. Her commitment to professional development is reflected in her mentorship of junior attorneys and involvement in various legal education initiatives. With a robust network of international contacts, Danielle is well-positioned to assist clients in expanding their operations and investments in global energy markets.

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