Noni Shannon
Partner
Norton Rose Fulbright Australia
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Biography
Noni Shannon is an experienced environment and climate lawyer based in Sydney and advising clients across Australia.
She advises Government and the private sector on the environmental and planning aspects of major project development, in particular on the redevelopment of former industrial sites, waste to energy projects, renewable energy developments and more traditional energy generation infrastructure. This work includes obtaining Commonwealth and state environmental and infrastructure approvals, advising on the remediation and development of contaminated land, biodiversity and native title and Aboriginal heritage.
Noni’s significant experience in climate law includes advising on the Direct Action Plan and Clean Energy Legislative Package, the renewable energy credit and renewable energy target schemes and carbon offset and biobanking schemes. She has worked closely with Commonwealth and state government agencies on the development, implementation and regulation of carbon reduction and renewable energy schemes, including acting on large Government funding programs in the renewable energy and clean technology areas.
Noni has extensive experience in the waste, water and renewable energy sectors and was recently ranked as a leading lawyer in Environment for Chambers Asia-Pacific and Best Lawyer for Climate Change Law in Best Lawyers in Australia
News
Norton Rose Fulbright advises on the landmark $675m Waste to Energy Project
October 18, 2018
Norton Rose Fulbright advises CWP Renewables and Partners Group on $300m Crudine Ridge Wind Farm
May 29, 2018
Norton Rose Fulbright advises Wirsol Energy on largest merchant financing of solar projects in Australia
December 15, 2017
Knowledge
Quelling the Extinction Rebellion
Publication | November 26, 2019
The time is now - climate risk a mandatory issue for all boards
Publication | 26 November 2019
Sustainable finance
Publication | November 11, 2019
Climate risk
Publication | November 11, 2019