Hogan Lovells 2024 Election Impact and Congressional Outlook Report
15 November 2024
Miguel Ángel Mateo Simón
Partner Corporate & Finance
Languages
English, Spanish
Miguel Ángel provides advice to national and foreign companies, mainly in energy (oil and gas, power, and renewables) and water projects. He constantly advises sponsors, lenders, and even the Mexican government in all the stages of said projects, including their planning, financing, development, implementation, and execution. Likewise, he actively participates in corporate and commercial transactions, such as mergers and acquisitions and corporate financings. As a consequence of the Mexican Energy Reform of 2013, Miguel has been actively participating in advisory projects with both national and foreign investors looking to participate in the Mexican electricity market (in both conventional and renewable projects) and has provided advice in the transition of the prior regime to the new electricity framework.
Miguel Ángel previously worked as a foreign associate in the Aberdeen office of a multinational firm, where he concentrated on oil and gas upstream projects.
Miguel Ángel has also been a professor of Commercial Law I at the Universidad Anahuac del Sur. In the past he was also an adjunct professor of Commercial Law I and Corporate Law at the University of the Americas, A.C.
Advising Energy Transfer in a cross-border natural gas pipeline project in Mexico.
Project counsel to Fermaca and Enagás for a project comprising the financing, construction, and operation of a compresion station for the Electricity Federal Commission (CFE).
Advising several industrial offtakers in the negotiation and drafting of their power purchase agreements.
Advising Innergex in a potential acquisition of a renewable project in Mexico and in the long-term auction organized by CENACE.
Advising First Solar in the acquisition of a renewable project.
Advising Fisterra in the sale of three renewable projects.
Advising Exelon in the regulatory structure for participants in the Mexican energy and natural gas market.