Alfred Wang
Biography
Overview
Alfred is Counsel in the Project Development and Finance Group in the New York office of White & Case. His practice focuses on project development, financing, M&A and joint venture transactions in the renewable energy, conventional power, oil & gas and infrastructure sectors in the US and internationally.
In addition to his work on strategic transactions, Alfred collaborates with his clients in reaching their commercial goals by providing structuring, risk/reward and implementation advice, as well as supporting the execution of transactions and projects.
Prior to White & Case, Alfred served as General Counsel at Onyx Renewables, a leading provider of distributed clean energy solutions to commercial and industrial customers across the US. He also previously oversaw the North American legal function for Hartree Partners, a global energy and commodity trading company, where he managed the legal support for its strategic, finance, trading and investment management activities, as well as corporate governance matters. Alfred also served as Assistant General Counsel at Hess Corporation, where he was a core member of the deal team responsible for the divestitures of Hess' downstream businesses in its transformation to a pure play exploration and production company. Alfred started his legal career as a member of the project finance team of another major international law firm.
Experience
Represented Onyx in connection with the development, acquisition, financing, construction and operation of its pipeline of hundreds of solar and storage assets.*
Represented Onyx in connection with the financing transactions for its project assets, including the structuring and closing of multiple tax equity partnerships with leading flagship tax equity investors and the closing of its construction revolver and back leverage facilities.*
Represented Onyx in the negotiation of power purchase agreements, revenue contracts and other offtake arrangements for its projects.*
Represented Hartree in connection with its $1 billion borrowing base facility and subsequent accordion exercise.*
*Matters prior to joining White & Case