Nadine Kilpatrick
Nadine specialises in project finance particularly energy, power and infrastructure projects.
Nadine helps clients with limited recourse project financing, acquisition financing, borrowing base lending, as well as public private partnerships.
Nadine has advised on a range of multi-jurisdictional transactions across the United Kingdom, Europe, Africa and Australia retaining a primary focus on major energy, power, oil & gas and infrastructure projects.
Nadine supports equity investors, infrastructure funds and funders on the refinancing, acquisition, divestment and disposal of such project assets. These financing arrangements have involved bank debt (underwrites, syndicated, club and bilateral facilities), US private placement, debt capital markets issues or a combination.
Nadine is able to draw on her experience to provide advice to clients on the structuring, negotiation and documentation of complex financing transactions and achieve the desired commercial outcome.
Background
Nadine holds a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and Bachelor of Arts from Monash University. Nadine is admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of Victoria. Nadine worked in the London office of Herbert Smith Freehills from March 2015 to November 2017.
Experience & expertise
Selected matters
- Pacific Blue in relation to the refinancing of their corporate facility with the inclusion of the Haughton Solar Farm and Taralga Wind Fam
- Tilt Renewables in respect of the refinancing of a number of its corporate facilities using debt from an Asian financial investor group and the previous refinancing of Coopers Gap Wind Farm into the corporate portfolio financing
- QIC in relation to its acquisition of a 50% interest in the Vector metering business. Digital Infrastructure Deal of the Year: IJGlobal Awards 2023 – Asia Pacific
- the financiers to the largest Public Private Partnership (PPP) in Australia, and the first PPP in the market to feature Alliance contracting principles – the A$11.1 billion North East Link PPP in Victoria
- the financiers to Powering Australian Renewables (PowAR) in relation to its acquisition of Tilt Renewables Ltd (ASX: TLT) in partnership with Mercury NZ Limited. The acquisition of Tilt comprised senior debt financing of A$1.2 billion
- the relevant Sponsors in relation to their financing arrangements for the CityLink, Clem7, M5, M7, Eastern Distributor, Hills Motorway and Lane Cove Tunnel toll roads
- the financiers in respect of the separate financings of the Suntop and Gunnedah Solar Farms in New South Wales which, following the conversion of both projects, will be cross collateralised
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