Carbon, Community Housing, Infrastructure, Resources and Renewables, State Government QLD, Commercial Contracts, Construction and Major Projects
Strati advises government, the private sector, contractors and financiers on structuring, delivering and operating large-scale projects in the infrastructure, energy and resources sectors, including negotiating project agreements, providing regulatory advice and advising in respect of claims and disputes. His commercial approach and extensive industry knowledge allow him to facilitate the resolution of issues quickly while ensuring that his clients’ objectives are achieved.
Australia’s Fuel Security Act: New storage requirements
Negotiating the project contracts for the construction and operation of an off-grid hybrid power station comprising gas, solar, wind and battery components at a mine in Western Australia.
Advising a multinational trading house in relation to its equity stakes in the Sydney Metro Project and the Gold Coast Light Rail Project, including its contractual arrangements with the State, D&C and O&M contractors and lenders.
Advising mine owners and contractors in relation to their contractual arrangements for the establishment, development and operation of various open cut and underground mining operations.
Advising a large contractor in relation to its successful bid to perform various major electrical works packages in respect of the $2 billion MacIntyre Wind Farm development.
Advising Elliott Green Power in relation to the delivery and operation of its three solar farms in Australia: the 98MW Susan River Solar Farm and 75MW Childers Solar Farm in south east Queensland and the 132MW Nevertire Solar Farm in New South Wales.
Advising HiTHIUM as part of the head contractor consortium responsible for delivering and operating i Lightsource BP’s 200MW/400MWh Woolooga BESS Project in Queensland.
Advising Seqwater in relation to the delivery of its Lake McDonald Dam Upgrade Project.
Advising multiple Queensland and New South Wales local governments in relation to their interface arrangements with ARTC on the Inland Rail Project.
