Office

London
125 Old Broad Street London EC2N 1AR
London EC2N

Partner

Colin Graham

Partner

Colin Graham

Office

London
125 Old Broad Street London EC2N 1AR
London EC2N

Practices

Colin Graham is a Partner in London in the Energy and Natural Resources team. His practice covers commercial and M&A projects, with a particular focus on the international oil and gas, LNG, power and resources sectors.

Colin's practice covers corporate and commercial projects and M&A work, with particular specialisation in international Oil & Gas, LNG, Power and Resources. Colin has worked on major gas value chain project developments in recent years, including as project counsel for all aspects of the Shah Deniz phase II development, the Trans-Adriatic, Trans-Anatolian, Trans-Asia, Nabucco, South-East Europe and IGI-Poseidon gas pipelines including gas transportation, sales, operations codes and treaties.

In the LNG value chain, he has been active in LNG liquefaction and LNG trading projects, including LNG price arbitrations. Colin also has expertise on demand creation projects linking LNG regasification with gas-fired power, such as the Cameroon LNG project and recent LNG sales into West Africa and Latin America.

Colin is qualified in England & Wales, Hong Kong and Ontario (non-practicing). He is fluent in French, Mandarin and Spanish.

Awards

  • Legal 500 United Kingdom - London 2025

    Projects, Energy & Natural Resources: Renewables

    Recommended Lawyer

    The team is led by Colin Graham, a specialist in cross-border transactions who handles corporate and commercial projects as well as M&A work." "Colin Graham has been very practical in his approach and keen to find solutions to issues that arose as part of a due diligence exercise.

  • Legal 500 United Kingdom - London 2025

    Projects, Energy & Natural Resources: Oil & Gas

    Recommended Lawyer

    Colin Graham demonstrates an impressive depth of international upstream and midstream experience and he has a fantastic ability to provide advice on complex cross-border legal issues, with relevance to, and identification of, pertinent commercial issues.