Héctor A. Garza Cervera has provided advice in the environmental aspects of multiple projects including administrative filings with federal, state, and municipal authorities, environmental impact, environmental due diligence, rulemaking, sociocultural impact assessment, development of sociocultural impact studies, prior consultation, wastes, national waters, emissions to the atmosphere, interpretation of environmental zoning and urban development zoning plans, federal maritime zone, climate change, management of filings to obtain authorizations, permits, and registrations for energy projects, pollution of water, soil, and air.
He is a pioneer in Sociocultural Impact Studies and prior consultation in Mexico. He has provided advice in negotiations with indigenous and comparable communities towards the development of energy projects as well as regarding the design of structures to consider community compensations within such projects, collaborating with the Mexican authorities in the design of the legal instruments required for the implementation of such procedures in Mexico. He has participated in the execution of prior consultation procedures and developed sociocultural impact studies throughout the country for renewable energy and oil and gas projects.
Advised ENGIE and its affiliates, in connection with a limited recourse project financing in respect of four solar parks and two wind farms in Mexico with a combined generation capacity of 721 MW.
Represented BBVA as lender in the refinancing of the construction loans made to Estación de Compresión Soto la Marina, a special purpose company owned by Enagas and Fermaca. This project financing was documented pursuant to Mexican law. Our firm conducted all aspects of due diligence review and drafting and negotiation of all finance and security documents required in respect of the transaction.
Represented (i) Citibanamex, Société Générale and BBVA in a project financing to Servitux, a joint venture between Monterra Energy and SSA México, for the construction of a fuel storage terminal in the port of Tuxpan, Veracruz, Mexico, and (ii) BBVA in an additional financing to Servitux to finance the value added tax relating to the construction expenses of such project.
Represented Banco Santander Mexico, Nacional Financiera, Banco Nacional de Comercio Exterior, Banco Nacional de Obras y Servicios Públicos, and EKF Danmarks Eksportkredit, in connection to a USD$513.387 million Senior Financing to Parque Eólico Reynosa III for the construction, development, installation, equipment, commissioning, operation, and maintenance of a wind power generating plant with a nominal capacity of 424 MW, located in Reynosa, Tamaulipas.
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