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Friedlieb Fox McLeod offers legal advice and representation tailored to the renewable energy sector, covering windfarm, solar and battery storage projects across residential, commercial and industrial installations. With a focus on renewable energy project development, permitting and compliance, our team can assist with acquiring, developing and operating renewable energy projects.
We are committed upholding regulatory compliance and ensuring all federal, state and local regulations and requirements are met, including environmental impact assessments and land-use permits. Call (02) 6921 1733 to arrange an appointment in Wagga Wagga or Lockhart.
At Friedlieb Fox McLeod, we offer legal services across various sectors, including residential, commercial and industrial. Whether you're a homeowner looking to install solar panels, a business contemplating the addition of a battery storage system, or an industry considering a windfarm project, we are here to ensure a smooth legal journey.
Our team is dedicated to delivering personalised services to effectively address the unique legal needs of each client. At Friedlieb Fox McLeod, we understand that the pursuit of renewable energy is not just an investment; it's a commitment to a sustainable future.
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Renewable energy projects may encounter a range of legal issues, from regulatory compliance to contract negotiation. For instance, projects must comply with federal, state and local regulations, including environmental impact assessments and land use permits. Additionally, contracts for project development, power purchase agreements and installation contracts require precise drafting and careful negotiation to protect project interests.
Due diligence in renewable energy projects is crucial for identifying potential legal, regulatory and compliance issues that could negatively impact project viability. It often includes a thorough review of all contracts, permits, regulations and environmental impacts related to the project. By conducting due diligence, stakeholders can mitigate risk and reduce the likelihood of costly problems down the line.