Stephanie Sanger

In the dynamic arena of the Global Energy Group, Stephanie emerges as a pivotal figure, delivering expert guidance on a spectrum of matters that intersect environmental, regulatory, and Indigenous law. Her counsel is especially sought after by those navigating the complex pathways of energy and natural resources project development. From securing project permits and approvals to conducting environmental assessments, Stephanie's expertise shines. She excels in forging impact benefit agreements with Indigenous communities, ensuring a harmonious and respectful project advancement.

Her advisory capacity extends further into ensuring clients' adherence to environmental laws and regulations. This includes navigating the intricacies of contaminated sites regulation, where her advice proves invaluable for maintaining compliance and mitigating legal risks.

Stephanie's acumen is not confined to regulatory compliance. Her commercial savvy is evident in her guidance on transactions that are pivotal to the energy sector. Whether it's the acquisition and divestiture of renewable energy assets, crafting and finalizing power purchase agreements, or engaging in the nuanced market of carbon offsets and other environmental commodities, her strategic advice underpins significant domestic and international transactions.

Her expertise is recognized across various related sectors, including energy and climate, with a keen focus on climate change, carbon markets, oil and gas, power, and renewable energy. Moreover, her proficiency extends to real estate, showcasing her versatility and comprehensive understanding of the legal landscape.

Beyond her professional endeavors, Stephanie has demonstrated a profound commitment to education and community involvement. Holding a Bachelor of Science (Hons) from the University of British Columbia (2003) and a Bachelor of Laws from Dalhousie University (2007), her academic foundation is robust. Her leadership and dedication to professional development are evidenced by her roles as Co-Chair of the Professional Women's Network and Chair of the Ballet BC Up Committee, among other positions.

Her engagement with the legal community and beyond is further exemplified by her tenure as an executive member of the Canadian Bar Association's Environmental Law Section and her impactful mentorship in the YWCA High School Mentorship Program. As a director for the BC Women in Energy Network, she has played a critical role in shaping the future of women in the energy sector.

Belonging to the Law Society of British Columbia and the Canadian Bar Association marks her as a respected member of the legal profession, underlining her commitment to excellence, ethical practice, and continuous learning. Stephanie's career trajectory and educational background, coupled with her active community involvement, paint a picture of a dedicated professional who not only excels in her field but also contributes significantly to the broader community.