Geoff’s practice focuses on the acquisition, financing and development of electric-generating facilities employing renewable technologies, including wind, solar, geothermal and battery storage. A member of the energy and infrastructure team, Geoff is familiar with a variety of financing and transaction structures, including partnership-flip, pay-as-you-go tax equity transactions, sale / leaseback transactions, purchase and sale agreements and traditional secured financings.

He has represented multiple institutions in partnership-flip structure tax equity investments in over 15.8 gigawatts of wind energy generation in seventeen states (including over 35 repowered wind projects), with an aggregate investment value of approximately 16 billion, and also partnership-flip structure tax equity investments in over two gigawatts of utility-scale solar energy generation in eight states, with an aggregate investment value of over $1.1 billion. Geoff has managed multiple investments in portfolios involving a combination of wind, solar and battery storage facilities, as well as investments in stand-alone battery storage facilities. He is admitted to the New York and District of Columbia Bars.

Prior to joining Hunton Andrews Kurth, he spent six years as a paralegal at a leading international law firm where he worked with both the project finance and energy regulatory teams.

Bar Admissions

Education
JD, The George Washington University Law School, cum laude, 2011

BA, Duke University, 2005

• Represented a group of tax equity investors in their investment in a portfolio of three wind projects subject to energy hedge agreements in Pennsylvania, Illinois and Texas.
• Represented multiple investors in their investment in a portfolio of two wind projects subject to long-term power purchase agreements in Colorado.
• Represented the investor in a tax equity investment in a portfolio of residential solar systems using a partnership-flip structure.
• Represented the lead arranger and lender in connection with a first lien secured financing for a natural gas-fired, combined-cycle power project in Texas.
• Represented the purchaser in its acquisition of a portfolio of fourteen utility service projects located throughout the United States.

• “Rising Star”, IFLR1000 Energy: United States, 2015