Chris Christopher

Chris excels in guiding clients from the oil, gas, and power sectors through various commercial ventures and transactions. His expertise spans acquisitions, divestitures, and the development of energy projects, including everything from joint ventures and construction to the operational, maintenance, and marketing aspects of LNG, oil sands, shale gas, and power initiatives. Chris's background in the business side of oil and gas companies provides him with unique insights and a practical approach to legal counsel.

His legal acumen is recognized in areas such as Oil and Gas, Power and Renewable Energy, Infrastructure, and Climate Change, where his technical skills are lauded for excellence.

Chris's notable projects include advising on the development of the Ridley Island Energy Export Facility, a significant LPG and bulk liquids terminal in British Columbia, and the Pembina Pipeline's engagement with the Wild Rose 2 Wind Farm for renewable energy procurement. He has also played a key role in transactions such as the sale of the Heartland Petrochemical Complex's utility block and significant sales involving TotalEnergies and Tidewater's natural gas plants.

His contributions have earned him repeated recognition as a leading lawyer in energy: oil and gas (transactional) and energy: power (transactional), marking his influence in corporate law, energy law, natural resources law, and more. Chris's work is also featured in discussions on renewable energy investments and virtual power purchase agreements, showcasing his commitment to advancing the energy sector's legal landscape.

Chris is based in Alberta, where he continues to impact the energy sector significantly through his dedication and expertise, as evidenced by his education from the University of Calgary and his bar admission in Alberta.