Jasprit’s practice is focused on the structuring, negotiation and drafting of agreements for various infrastructure projects which include coal-fired, gas-fired and solar photovoltaic power plants, district cooling co-generation plants, waste heat recovery power plants, waste-to-energy projects, district cooling plants and highway construction projects.

She has advised on, negotiated and successfully closed project agreements for one of Malaysia’s largest solar independent power production project and for a ‘brownfield’ project in respect of a district cooling plant at KLIA. In these transactions, she was involved in finalising primary project agreements including concession agreement, solar power purchase agreement (“PPA”), engineering, procurement and construction contract (“EPCC”), operations and maintenance agreement (“OMA”) and the various agreements that are specific to each such projects.

She also has worked with government-linked entities including advising Malaysia Programme Office for Power Electricity Reform (“MyPower”) in relation to the reform initiatives under the Malaysia Electricity Supply Industry 2.0.

In the corporate and M&A area, Jasprit’s experience includes carrying out due diligence in respect of the acquisition of Murphy’s oil and gas assets in Sabah and Sarawak by Thailand’s PTTEP, advised on the acquisition of Malaysian software companies by a Japanese listed company, acquisition of assets in a Malaysian medical company by Japanese acquirers, and the preparation of consortium and joint-venture agreements in relation to a coal-fired power plant in Bangladesh.

Jasprit’s dispute advisory experience include advising and providing opinion on various disputes under PPAs and EPCCs, and has amongst other matters assisted in the preparation and drafting of cause papers for a performance bond injunction.