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Stefanie Ólives
Stefanie Ólives is a lawyer specialized in renewable energy, infrastructure, and sustainable electric-powered supply chains. At Machado Meyer Sendacz e Opice, she drives private investment, focusing on structuring deals and transactions with energy.
Stefanie's expertise encompasses advising and structuring green trades, investment strategies, project development, and contractual negotiations, crucial for advancing infraestructure deals. Renowned for her adept negotiation skills in high-stakes energy deals, she also provides strategic guidance for cross-border energy and infrastructure law.
Stefanie holds a Bachelor's in Law from the Catholic University of Brasília, a postgraduate degree in Law from Ibmec, and specializations in International Corporate Law from Columbia University and International Trade Negotiations from Hult International Business School. Fluent in Portuguese, French, English, and Spanish, she actively contributes to the International Council on Large Electric Systems (CIGRE) and has conversational abilities in Italian and Arabic.
Stefanie is an expert and co-author of the book Energy Security and Transition.
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