Trinity has proven expertise in advising on the procurement of water and wastewater infrastructure in emerging regions, notably Africa and eastern Europe. Our senior-led team understand the regulatory environment in which water treatment projects operate around the world.

Projects our firm has worked on include system-wide privatisations through to individual water and wastewater treatment schemes financed by the private sector under concession-type arrangements. Members of Trinity’s senior team have also advised in relation to the acquisition of water projects.

Geographically, Trinity has significant experience of doing business in Africa. Consequently, our specialist knowledge of governmental agencies and issues relating to the interfaces between the public and private sector, as well as the risks, regulations and regimes involved, enable our senior lawyers to lead wastewater and desalination projects to completion across the continent. Our geographic focus also extends to water and wastewater projects in other emerging markets too, notably eastern Europe, Latin America and Central Asia.

Having worked for a broad spectrum of water and wastewater project participants, ranging from national governments and public authorities through to private funders and bidding consortia, we have developed an innovative, agile approach to water infrastructure projects. You can view some of the water and wastewater infrastructure matters our senior lawyers have successfully advised on further down this page.

Discover relevant transactions advised on by Trinity in the water and wastewater sector:

• Desalination Project acquisition in Tema – Ghana
• Sofia Water and Wastewater Privatisation Scheme – Bulgaria
• Levenmouth Wastewater Project – UK
• Dar es Salaam Water Project – Tanzania