Energy Law

Kayrouz & Associates advises clients across the energy sector on legal matters involving project development, regulation and commercial operations in the Middle East. Our lawyers assist energy companies, contractors, investors and public authorities on a wide range of transactions and regulatory issues.

We advise energy sector clients on regulatory, transactional, and environmental matters, combining industry insight with legal clarity.

Practice Overview

Meet Our Team

                     Our team is equipped to handle complex legal matters with precision and care. Learn more about our lawyers below.
Georges Touma

Georges Touma

Head Litigator
Expertise:
Civil law
Real Estate Law
Employment Law
Dispute Resolution
Corporate Law

Islamic Finance Under UAE Law: Sukuk, Murabaha, and Ijarah Explained

The UAE's Islamic finance sector holds over AED 1 trillion in banking assets and is governed by a framework that changed materially in 2025. This article explains how the three dominant Islamic finance structures work under UAE law, which authorities regulate them, and where the legal risks sit after the Dubai Court of Cassation's binding rulings on interest prohibition.

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March 17, 2026
Energy Law

How UAE Energy Subcontracts Allocate Risk

Subcontracting in UAE energy projects does not transfer liability away from the main contractor, but it can push significant risk down the chain through back-to-back clauses. This article explains how flow-down terms, pay-when-paid provisions, liability caps, and new 2026 Civil Code changes affect contractors and subcontractors.

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March 17, 2026
Energy Law

Gas and LNG Offtake in the UAE: Contract Structure, Pricing, and Disputes

Gas supply and offtake agreements in the UAE operate within a unique legal framework where the state retains ownership of all gas reserves and ADNOC controls production, processing, and distribution. This article explains the key contractual terms, the regulatory constraints that shape commercial negotiations, and where disputes most commonly arise.

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March 17, 2026
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