Mark Riedy, leader of Womble Bond Dickinson’s US Energy & Infrastructure Project Finance practice, advises clients on U.S. and international project development and finance, and private placements across renewable and conventional energy and chemicals, clean technology, energy storage, data centers, environmental, and infrastructure sectors. He represents developers, lenders, EPC and O&M providers, equipment manufacturers, and investment sponsors, including private equity, venture capital, and infrastructure funds.
With more than 48 years of experience, Mark has handled complex domestic and cross-border matters involving energy and infrastructure projects, debt and equity financings, mergers and acquisitions, technology outsourcing, investment fund structuring, venture capital and private equity transactions, and related commercial agreements. He also counsels clients on regulatory and legislative compliance and represents them in international disputes before U.S. and foreign agencies, including anti-dumping, export controls, sanctions, and anti-bribery matters.
Mark has advised renewable and conventional energy clients operating in more than 75 countries and has extensive international experience, having lived in Asia for over eight years while leading significant project financings across the region. He has also advised clients on major energy policy and incentive programs, including federal and state tax incentives and energy legislation affecting renewable and fossil fuels and power, energy storage and data centers.
