The International Comparative Legal Guide - Project Finance 2026: 15
Project Finance
John Dewar(Editor)
Global Legal Group Ltd (Publisher)
15th Edition
Published on 6. May 2026
Book
Paperback/Softback
184 pages
978-1-83918-494-9 (ISBN)
Description
Welcome to the 15th edition of ICLG - Project Finance. As the Contributing Editor, I
am absolutely delighted to introduce the latest edition of this comprehensive global
Guide to international project finance.
Despite the ongoing global macroeconomic challenges, project finance activity has
continued strongly across the world, with some remarkable projects achieving financial
close over the last year. With the continued focus on the energy transition in many
parts of the world, there is a huge pent-up demand for the financing of energy and
infrastructure projects. In 2026, significant numbers of renewable energy projects
will be joined by numerous energy transition projects, including green steel, green
aluminium, green cement, green hydrogen and ammonia projects and, in the mining
sector, a number of battery metals projects are likely to be closed. The digital sector
is also set for continued growth, with the ongoing development and financing of data
centres and chip manufacturing projects, driven by the huge expansion of artificial
intelligence. By and large, the legal profession has responded well to the changes in
the market and has continued to facilitate the development and financing of billions
of dollars of projects, whilst assisting clients to overcome many additional complex
issues arising from the recent economic turbulence.
Like the prior editions, this Guide provides valuable guidance and insights into the
complex legal issues that arise in the context of project financings in 17 different jurisdictions.
Adopting a Q&A format, the chapters address each legal system's approach
to the questions that are commonly encountered in the context of project financings.
It also includes one expert analysis chapter, which considers 'Why the World Needs
Project Bonds' (and of course project finance lawyers!).
I am truly honoured to be part of this group of distinguished specialists to provide
this authoritative guide, and I would like to thank all of the contributors for sharing
their deep knowledge and expertise. I very much hope that you enjoy consulting the
Guide and that you will find it to be useful and insightful.
am absolutely delighted to introduce the latest edition of this comprehensive global
Guide to international project finance.
Despite the ongoing global macroeconomic challenges, project finance activity has
continued strongly across the world, with some remarkable projects achieving financial
close over the last year. With the continued focus on the energy transition in many
parts of the world, there is a huge pent-up demand for the financing of energy and
infrastructure projects. In 2026, significant numbers of renewable energy projects
will be joined by numerous energy transition projects, including green steel, green
aluminium, green cement, green hydrogen and ammonia projects and, in the mining
sector, a number of battery metals projects are likely to be closed. The digital sector
is also set for continued growth, with the ongoing development and financing of data
centres and chip manufacturing projects, driven by the huge expansion of artificial
intelligence. By and large, the legal profession has responded well to the changes in
the market and has continued to facilitate the development and financing of billions
of dollars of projects, whilst assisting clients to overcome many additional complex
issues arising from the recent economic turbulence.
Like the prior editions, this Guide provides valuable guidance and insights into the
complex legal issues that arise in the context of project financings in 17 different jurisdictions.
Adopting a Q&A format, the chapters address each legal system's approach
to the questions that are commonly encountered in the context of project financings.
It also includes one expert analysis chapter, which considers 'Why the World Needs
Project Bonds' (and of course project finance lawyers!).
I am truly honoured to be part of this group of distinguished specialists to provide
this authoritative guide, and I would like to thank all of the contributors for sharing
their deep knowledge and expertise. I very much hope that you enjoy consulting the
Guide and that you will find it to be useful and insightful.
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Series
Edition
15th Revised edition
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Edition type
Revised edition
Dimensions
Height: 297 mm
Width: 210 mm
Thickness: 7 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-83918-494-9 (9781839184949)
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Content
Why the World Needs Project Bonds (and Project Finance Lawyers)
John Dewar, Milbank LLP
Colombia
Andres Perez Orduz, Cristhian Javier Velasco Laguado &
Pablo van Cotthem Vivas, Estudios Palacios Lleras
Costa Rica
Jose Pablo Sanchez Vega & Jose Antonio Reyes
Villalobos, Axioma Estudio Legal
Cyprus
Stella Strati & Stylianos Trillides, Patrikios Legal
Denmark
Dr. Andreas Tamasauskas & Michael Rosenberg,
Carsted Rosenberg
Finland
Mariella Bade-Landell, Jonathan Westerlund,
Iikka Vaeaenaenen & Albert Ulenius, Dottir Attorneys Ltd
Ghana
NanaAma Botchway & Achiaa Akobour Debrah,
N. Dowuona & Company | ALN Ghana
Greece
Mary Nigritinou, Thomais Telliou & Evgenia Moulianitaki,
Papanikolopoulou & Partners Law
Japan
Eiji Sakai & Yu Yoshizawa, A 69 nderson Mori & Tomotsune
Kenya
Pamella Ager, James Kituku & Anna Kandu,
Oraro & Company Advocates
Netherlands
Tom Ensink & Arjen van de Belt, Ploum
New Zealand
Bevan Peachey & Tom Hunt, Russell McVeagh
Switzerland
Daniel Hayek & Mark Meili, Prager Dreifuss
Taiwan
Odin Hsu, Lee and Li, Attorneys-at-Law
United Kingdom
John Dewar, Seyda Duman, Samuel Forsyth &
James Hill, Milbank LLP
USA
Daniel J. Michalchuk & Micaela McLean, Milbank LLP
Zimbabwe
Farai Mushoriwa, Mwanatsa Masona &
Kudzai Banganwa, Mushoriwa Moyo
John Dewar, Milbank LLP
Colombia
Andres Perez Orduz, Cristhian Javier Velasco Laguado &
Pablo van Cotthem Vivas, Estudios Palacios Lleras
Costa Rica
Jose Pablo Sanchez Vega & Jose Antonio Reyes
Villalobos, Axioma Estudio Legal
Cyprus
Stella Strati & Stylianos Trillides, Patrikios Legal
Denmark
Dr. Andreas Tamasauskas & Michael Rosenberg,
Carsted Rosenberg
Finland
Mariella Bade-Landell, Jonathan Westerlund,
Iikka Vaeaenaenen & Albert Ulenius, Dottir Attorneys Ltd
Ghana
NanaAma Botchway & Achiaa Akobour Debrah,
N. Dowuona & Company | ALN Ghana
Greece
Mary Nigritinou, Thomais Telliou & Evgenia Moulianitaki,
Papanikolopoulou & Partners Law
Japan
Eiji Sakai & Yu Yoshizawa, A 69 nderson Mori & Tomotsune
Kenya
Pamella Ager, James Kituku & Anna Kandu,
Oraro & Company Advocates
Netherlands
Tom Ensink & Arjen van de Belt, Ploum
New Zealand
Bevan Peachey & Tom Hunt, Russell McVeagh
Switzerland
Daniel Hayek & Mark Meili, Prager Dreifuss
Taiwan
Odin Hsu, Lee and Li, Attorneys-at-Law
United Kingdom
John Dewar, Seyda Duman, Samuel Forsyth &
James Hill, Milbank LLP
USA
Daniel J. Michalchuk & Micaela McLean, Milbank LLP
Zimbabwe
Farai Mushoriwa, Mwanatsa Masona &
Kudzai Banganwa, Mushoriwa Moyo