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Angove Partners

Energy Lawyer

London
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We are working with a market leading insurance Broker seeking an Energy lawyer in London.

It is entering an exciting period of exponential growth. This position is a great opportunity to join a growing company and gain exposure to all facets of the insurance industry.

What is the role?

This is an opportunity with a market leading broker for an experienced Energy Lawyer to build a career in the Insurance industry whilst still utilising their legal experience.

What will you be doing?

  • Develop client relationships with major energy and infrastructure companies, investors, contractors, developers, and project owners.
  • Lead insurance programmes for large and complex energy and infrastructure risks.
  • Assess and manage risk, identifying exposures such as property damage, business interruption, construction delays, liability, environmental risks, cyber threats, and natural catastrophes.
  • Design insurance solutions tailored to individual projects, assets, companies, or portfolios.
  • Lead insurance placements, negotiating coverage, pricing, deductibles, limits, and terms with insurers and reinsurers.
  • Manage major renewals, ensuring clients receive competitive coverage and appropriate protection.
  • Oversee project insurance for large developments such as offshore wind farms, solar farms, power stations, pipelines, airports, railways, ports, and other infrastructure.
  • Advise clients on risk strategy, including how to transfer, retain, mitigate, or finance different risks.
  • Negotiate with underwriters and use market relationships to secure favourable terms for clients.
  • Develop new business, identifying prospective clients and opportunities within the energy and infrastructure sectors.
  • Prepare and present proposals to prospective and existing clients, often involving senior executives and boards.
  • Set commercial strategy, including revenue targets, growth plans, client segmentation, and market priorities.
  • Mentor and manage junior staff, helping develop account executives, brokers, and analysts.

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  • 3 years+ of Energy and Infrastructure legal experience from a reputable law firm(s) or equivalent in-house role.
  • Strong understanding of renewable transaction dynamics and contract negotiations.
  • Excellent communication skills.
  • Ambitious, commercially minded, and a strong team player.
  • Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, deal-driven environment without compromising on quality.

If you have any further questions please contact sam.brady@angovepartners.com.

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Skills

Energy Law
Infrastructure Law
Risk Assessment
Insurance Placement
Contract Negotiation
Client Relationship Management
Renewable Energy Transactions
Risk Strategy
Underwriting Negotiation
Business Development
Commercial Strategy
Mentoring

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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