Bradley has announced the addition of David Cayce as a partner in its economic development and renewable energy practice group based in Atlanta. According to the firm’s announcement on Monday, Cayce will focus on guiding clients through various aspects of project M&A, early-stage development, engineering, procurement, and construction agreements, as well as operations and maintenance agreements. His expertise extends to both debt and equity project finance.
Cayce regularly collaborates with developers and independent power producers (IPPs) on renewable energy initiatives and has experience in managing transactions for gas-fired power plants and nuclear generation facilities. In addition to his work in energy projects, Cayce has also structured joint ventures, co-ownership arrangements, and led a range of corporate transactions, including private equity and venture capital investments.
The strategic move to bring on Cayce is in line with Bradley’s commitment to bolstering its expertise in the energy sector, enhancing its ability to support significant projects within the renewable energy landscape.
This appointment underscores the firm’s broader strategy to expand its capabilities and support for clients in the ever-evolving energy industry, leveraging Cayce’s extensive background and proficiency in the field.
For further details, visit the original announcement on Bloomberg Law.