Nettie's experience includes representation of:

• The export credit agencies and a syndicate of international and Taiwanese banks on the US$1.6 billion project financing of Ørsted's and Cathay Life's 583 MW Greater Changhua 4 Offshore Wind Project in Taiwan. This deal won "Asia-Pacific Power Deal of the Year 2024" by PFI Awards.
• The export credit agencies and commercial lenders on the approximately US$3.3 billion project financing of Ørsted's 632MW Greater Changhua 2 Offshore Wind Project in Taiwan.
• The sponsor on the development and project financing of the 1000 MW San Miguel Bay Offshore Wind Project in the Philippines.
• Saudi Aramco on its proposed joint venture with Sinopec and the provincial government to develop and finance a US$10 billion refining and petrochemical complex in Fujian province, China.
• Saudi Aramco on the development and financing of a US$12.1 billion greenfield refinery and petrochemicals complex in Panjin City, Liaoning Province in northeast China.
• Saudi Aramco in connection with its US$3.6 billion acquisition from Zhejiang Rongsheng Holding Group Co., Ltd. of an approximately 10% interest in Shenzhen-listed Rongsheng Petrochemical Co. Ltd. (Rongsheng).
• The developer on a market defining hydrogen supply chain project spanning four continents.
• The lenders, including commercial banks and export credit agencies, on the financing and restructuring of a US$3.6 billion gas-to-liquids (GTL) project in Uzbekistan, including the divestment of industrial gases processing facilities and tolling arrangements.
• The sponsors on the development and project financing of the 99 MW Jeonnam offshore wind project in Sinan County in Jeonnam Province, South Korea. This project is the first non-recourse project financed offshore wind farm in South Korea. This deal won "Asia Pacific Renewable Energy Deal of the Year – Offshore Wind 2023" by IJGlobal Awards.
• China Steel Corporation and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, as sponsors, on the development and NTD 45 billion (US$ 1.6 billion) project financing of the 298MW Zhong Neng offshore wind project in Taiwan. This deal won "Finance Deal of the Year: Projects 2022" by Asia Legal Awards and "Asia Pacific Offshore Wind Deal of the Year 2021" by IJGlobal Awards.
• AIIB, EBRD and ICBC on the project financing for Zhanatas Wind-Power Station LLPs construction and operation of a 100 MW wind farm, including 8.6km 110kV single circuit line connecting to an existing substation, in the Zhambyl region of south Kazakhstan.
• The export credit agencies and a syndicate of international and Taiwanese commercial banks on the €2.7 billion (NT$94 billion) project financing of wpd's 640 MW Yunlin offshore wind project in Taiwan. This deal won "Asia Pacific Renewable Deal of the Year 2019" by PFI Awards, "Asia Pacific Offshore Wind Deal of the Year 2019" by IJGlobal Awards, "Overall ECA-backed Deal of the Year 2019" by TXF Awards, "Project Finance Deal of the Year 2019" by FinanceAsia Achievement Awards, and "Energy and Infrastructure Project of the Year 2020" by Asia Legal Awards.
• Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) on the development, equity sale process and US$3 billion (NT$90 billion) financing of the 589 MW Changfang and Xidao (CFXD) offshore wind project in Taiwan. This deal won "Asia Pacific Project Finance Deal of the Year 2020" by IJGlobal Awards, "Asia Pacific Renewable Deal of the Year 2020" by PFI Awards, "Project Finance Deal of the Year 2020" by FinanceAsia Achievement Awards and "Project Finance Deal of the Year 2021" by IFLR Asia-Pacific Awards.
• Ghazanfar Group, as sponsor, on the development and financing of a 58.6 MW gas-fired power plant in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan. This deal won "Asia DFI Deal of the Year 2020" by IJGlobal Awards.
• Stonepeak Infrastructure Partners on the acquisition of a 95 percent interest in Swancor Renewable Energy Co. Ltd, including its 25 percent interest in the Formosa 2 offshore wind farm project in Taiwan. This deal won "Renewables Deal of the Year, Asia-Pacific" at the 2019 Infrastructure Investor Awards.
• The sponsor in relation to the restructuring of the project financing of Egypt's largest oil refinery.*
• European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) and Export Development Canada (EDC), as lenders, on the project financing of the Izmir Bayrakli and Kocaeli integrated health campuses in Türkiye.*

* Experience prior to joining White & Case