We are delighted to share with you our Q4 2021 edition of Working capital, Mayer Brown’s project and infrastructure newsletter. In this edition, we feature topics covering: hydrogen energy, Mexico’s energy reform, investment in digital infrastructure, the mining industry and of course the impact of energy transition and ESG in all these industries.
Special highlights include:
- An interview between Ariel Ramos and Jose Valera regarding the reform of electricity regulation in Mexico; an interview between Fritz Lark and Mitch Holzrichter on digital infrastructure as an increasingly sought-after asset for infrastructure investment and an interview with Kwadwo Sarkodie on Nigeria’s new mining law and challenges for the industry given the lack of infrastructure in the transport and electricity sectors.
- Special features include “The National Hydrogen Program and the Regulation (or not) of Hydrogen in Brazil” by Paulo Rage and the Global Mining Review by Ian Coles.
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