The Shiqi Energy and Environment team leverages over a decade of industry experience and practical expertise to provide comprehensive legal support for corporate energy transformation, ecological and environmental dispute resolution, as well as dual-carbon compliance and disputes. The team is composed of senior lawyers, policy advisors, and industry experts who are deeply involved in national and local energy and environmental legislative research. Their services span core scenarios such as environmental compliance governance, new energy project development, and carbon asset trading, helping clients achieve a highly synergistic balance between commercial value and sustainable development goals.

Core Advantages of the Team

1. Policy Foresight and Dual-Driven Risk Control

With a long-term focus on legal practices in the energy and environment sectors, the team accurately captures policy trends in pollution prevention, ecological restoration, carbon emission trading, and new energy development. This enables them to provide clients with full-cycle legal solutions—from project compliance review and dispute resolution to strategic transformation—systematically managing legal risks and seizing early opportunities in industry development.

2. Combination of Legislative Involvement and Practical Expertise

The team includes several authoritative experts who have participated in national energy and environmental legislation, combining policy-making experience with frontline practical skills. They have led and participated in multiple major environmental accident dispute cases. With dual insights into environmental policy and judicial practice, the team offers full-cycle legal support—from risk early warning to dispute resolution—in areas such as environmental compliance reviews, pollution damage compensation, and environmental public interest litigation, helping enterprises balance environmental governance with business development.

3. Highly Efficient Collaboration System

Recognizing the high specialization and timeliness required for energy and environmental disputes, the team has innovatively developed an end-to-end visual service system. This system employs standardized module management and digital tools to synchronize progress in real time, ensuring that clients are involved in key decision-making processes throughout.

Areas of Expertise and Types of Disputes:

Energy Sector

Full-cycle disputes in energy projects: energy contract disputes, new energy grid connection disputes (wind/photovoltaic), and disputes over traditional energy extraction rights
Storage and EOD project development: disputes over storage technology applications, EOD planning and approval disputes, and environmental benefit assessments
Energy investment and cross-border cooperation: compliance reviews for project financing and resolution of overseas investment disputes

Environmental Sector

Environmental compliance and pollution control: disputes over environmental impact assessment approvals, discharge permit disputes, and responses to hazardous waste management penalties
Ecological restoration and damage compensation: disputes over liability determination for soil/water pollution, legal conflicts over restoration plans, and execution of compensation payments
Environmental public interest litigation: responses to litigation from environmental NGOs and corporate environmental credit repair

Dual-Carbon Sector

Carbon asset and trading disputes: disputes over CEA quota, compliance risks in CCER projects, and due diligence for carbon asset mergers and acquisitions
Cross-border carbon compliance: responses to the EU’s CBAM, carbon tariff consulting, and low-carbon certification for exporting enterprises
Data and ESG disputes: penalties for carbon data fraud, compliance disputes in ESG reporting, and reviews of green financial products

The Shiqi Energy and Environment team is committed to empowering green development with professional depth, continuously providing high-value legal solutions for enterprise energy transformation, ecological protection, and the dual-carbon objectives.