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As seen in: MSN, The Hill, ACS Publications, Texas Lawyer, Journal of World Energy Law & Business, Law360, JD Supra, Lexology, Law360 UK
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Data center campuses: Structuring to manage the sharing of utilities

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By Monica Hwang, Ted Smith
| JD Supra
The explosive growth of hyperscale and enterprise data center campuses has created a key structuring question: when a developer is undertaking a data center campus, with multiple buildings that may be owned, leased, financed and sold separately, but powered by one power purchase agreement or sharing certain infrastructure, what transaction structure is best suited to address the sharing of power costs and other critical infrastructure — including cooling, fiber, and backup generators?
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Power surge: Data centers drive dealmaking spike in the US power industry | JD Supra

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By Hayden P. Baker, Monica Hwang, Eric S. Klar
| JD Supra
AI is driving M&A not only in the technology industry, but also in the power and data center sectors, which have seen substantial growth in the past year and will likely continue on the same trajectory for the foreseeable future While the debate rages over whether artificial intelligence can really deliver on the predictions and promises made about it, technology businesses are racing to build the infrastructure on which AI relies.
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LNG’s comeback: Global dealmaking is booming again, and APAC may be next | JD Supra

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By Paul Harrison, Monica Hwang
| JD Supra
Asia-Pacific remains a gas-hungry end-market, creating a structural disconnect that’s producing long-term investment opportunities Liquefied natural gas (LNG) is enjoying a resurgence. After several years of the energy transition looking like it would diminish the role of gas, market fundamentals have reasserted themselves.
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