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Morrison & Foerster partner, Tessa Davis, was quoted in the article “Southeast Asia League Tables 2020: Renewables Help Weather The Storm” by Inframation News which focuses on how renewable energy projects, toll roads, PPP activity and telecommunications infrastructure will play a key role in recovery across Southeast Asia following the COVID-19 pandemic. 



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Morrison & Foerster partner, Tessa Davis, was quoted in the article “Southeast Asia League Tables 2020: Renewables Help Weather The Storm” by Inframation News which focuses on how renewable energy projects, toll roads, PPP activity and telecommunications infrastructure will play a key role in recovery across Southeast Asia following the COVID-19 pandemic."We expect to see increased activity from multilateral development banks helping countries set up bankable PPPs as governments look to boost their economies through infrastructure spending,” says Tessa Davis, a Singapore-based partner focused on energy and infrastructure projects at law firm Morrison & Foerster. "It remains to be seen if these PPP programs will ultimately be structured so as to attract sufficient investment.”Subscription required.