Watson, Farley & Williams (WFW), an international law firm, said that it has advised H?egh LNG on the sale of its wholly owned subsidiary Port Meridian Energy Limited for US$20m to Meridian Holdings, an entity advised by West Face Capital and owned by a fund managed by West Face.?
Port Meridian Energy Limited has developed plans and received permits for a deepwater port for LNG imports and regasification near the coast of Barrow-in-Furness in England.
Under a Joint Development Agreement with the West Face Fund, H?egh LNG remains as the supplier and operator of the floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) for the planned LNG import terminal. Meridian will continue to develop the commercial agreements for LNG imports and the pipeline connecting the FSRU to the gas distribution grid. Both parties are committed to successfully developing the project with an ambition to start operations in 2016.
Oslo-listed H?egh LNG is a fully integrated floating LNG services company with almost 40 years? experience, offering long-term floating production, transportation, regasification and terminal solutions for the liquefied natural gas (LNG) market.
West Face is a Toronto-based institutional investment manager with roughly US$2.8 billion in assets under management.
The WFW team was led by London office Corporate partner Mark Tooke. He was assisted by solicitors Justin Priestley (Real Estate), Tanvir Dhanoa (Corporate) and David Galea (Asset Finance/Shipping).
Baker Botts LLP acted for West Face.
WFW London Corporate partner Mark Tooke said: ?We were very pleased to have advised longstanding client H?egh LNG on the sale of its UK Port Meridian Terminal project, which is strategically important to the challenge of meeting the UK?s future energy requirements. The ongoing nature of the relationship between H?egh LNG and Meridian required sensitive handling but ultimately made this an unusually satisfying transaction for the WFW team to have worked on.?
LNG World News Staff, November 19, 2012; Image: Port Meridian Project
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Source: http://www.lngworldnews.com/wfw-advises-hoegh-lng-on-sale-of-port-meridian-project-uk/
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