Milo Dunne

Milo advises clients on corporate, M&A and financing transactions in the energy and infrastructure sector.

• Engagements

  • SDCL Efficiency Income Trust plc on the disposal of a diversified global portfolio of 11 operational and yielding energy efficiency infrastructure assets to Kyotherm.
  • Various UK offshore wind farm projects on the sale of their offshore transmission assets as part of the UK offshore transmission asset disposal regime regulated by Ofgem.
  • Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, a global leader in renewable energy, through its flagship fund CI V, on the acquisition of a majority stake in the 15GW Elgin Energy solar PV and battery storage portfolio in the UK, Ireland and Australia.
  • Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, through its flagship fund, on its acquisition of the Morecambe offshore wind farm project in the UK from Cobra Group and Flotation Energy.
  • Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners on its investment in Bute Energy as part of its strategic partnership with Windward Energy. As part of the transaction, CIP (through its flagship fund) has assumed a significant minority position in Bute Energy, Windward's portfolio development company, and will invest approximately £600m in renewable energy projects (including onshore wind farms) under development by Bute Energy in Wales.
  • Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners on its sale of a minority stake in its 100MW Pentland Floating Offshore Wind Farm to Eurus Energy UK Limited.
  • Ørsted on its divestment of an indirect interest in the operational West of Duddon Sands offshore wind farm to funds managed by Schroders Greencoat.
  • Octopus Energy Generation on the acquisition of a minority indirect interest in the East Anglia One Offshore Wind Farm in the UK from Macquarie Asset Management.
  • Ocean Winds on the €2 billion project financing of their 390 MW BC Wind offshore wind project in Poland (featuring commercial banks and institutional lenders). This project is one of the first large-scale offshore wind projects in the Baltic region, and Ocean Winds' inaugural project in Poland (and outside of western Europe).
  • The export credit agencies, lenders and hedge providers on the approximately US$3.1 billion multi-tranche, multi-source (including ECA-backed) and multi-currency project financing of the 495MW Fengmiao 1 offshore wind farm in Taiwan, which is being developed by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners through its fund CI V. This is the first offshore wind project in APAC (and among the first in the world) to be financed solely on the basis of several corporate PPAs.
  • Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank on its £170 million CapEx borrowing base facility to AMPYR Distributed Energy, to support its development of solar and BESS C&I projects across the UK.
  • The Nuclear Liabilities Financing Assurance Board, an independent body established by the UK Government to provide independent and impartial advice on the suitability of a funded decommissioning programme submitted by the prospective operators of a new nuclear power station, in relation to the Sizewell C nuclear power project in the UK.