Energy
Director Michael Williams is one of the leading legal experts in Wales in the development and operation of renewable and non-renewable energy sites and businesses.
He has built up a portfolio of local and national clients and he and his team guide clients through the whole process, from consultation, development, and commissioning of facilities through to resolution of disputes in respect of agreements for solar projects, wind farms and non-renewable projects such as mining.
As a result of our extensive services to our rural practice client base, we are also well versed in dealing with the issues which are increasingly affecting rural/development landowners.
We are regularly called upon by commercial clients to provide guidance or to seek a resolution where issues arise in respect of commercial agreements for renewable and non renewable energy projects. We are also experienced in advising and providing representation during energy-related regulatory matters.
To contact our expert Solicitors in South Wales, please choose one of our local offices:
- Swansea
- Caerphilly
- Builth Wells
- Cardiff
- Carmarthen
- Cowbridge
- Haverfordwest
- Pontypridd
- Port Talbot
- St Davids
If there is not a local office to you, contact us on 03333 208644 as we are happy to arrange telephone and video meetings where appropriate. You can also email hello@jcpsolicitors.co.uk, or speak to a member of our team on .
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The Legal 500 2026"They have strong commercial and local knowledge, which is important when advising on commercial transactions."
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The Legal 500 2026"The team is knowledgeable, attentive, and approachable."
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The Legal 500 2026"Co-headed by the ‘personable and professional’ Betsan Powell and Michael Williams, from Cardiff and Swansea respectively, JCP Solicitors has excellent traction among regional SMEs and owner-managed businesses, which are appreciative of its ability to provide a comprehensive service across the gamut of their corporate and commercial needs."
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Legal 500 2022"Strong knowledge and practical application, together with innovative technology usage."