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Special Edition on Energy 2017

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32 LEXPERT | 2017 | WWW.LEXPERT.CA Reid, James R. Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP (416) 367-6974 jreid@dwpv.com Mr. Reid has extensive experience in M&A and financing transactions in the energy sector. He has represented Fortis, a leading North American electric and gas utility, on all of its significant transactions, including most recently on its transformational US$11.8 billion acquisition of ITC Holdings. He also advised Pattern Energy on its joint venture with Samsung. Reid, David A. Cox & Palmer (902) 491-4131 dreid@coxandpalmer.com Mr. Reid provides corporate, commercial and regulatory advice to major oil and gas projects, exploration and production companies, government and renewable energy projects including wind and tidal generation. Experience includes acquisitions of energy service companies in Atlantic Canada and Alberta, negotiation of service agreements and the development of the Play Fairway Analysis for offshore NS. Quinn, Bernard P. Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP (514) 847-4518 bernard.quinn@nortonrosefulbright.com Mr. Quinn practises in construction law and commercial litigation. He is a member of our Canadian construction, engineering and infrastructure team and our Canadian product liability team. Mr. Quinn advises and represents builders, project owners, engineers, financial institutions and manufacturers before all civil jurisdictions in Québec as well as in arbitration and mediation. Pritchard, Andrew Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP (613) 780-8607 andrew.pritchard@nortonrosefulbright.com Mr. Pritchard practises corporate and commercial law with an emphasis on real estate, and land use and development in energy-related projects. Mr. Pritchard has extensive experience in business acquisitions, dispositions, financings and project development including the structuring of ownership, management and private-public partnerships. Powell, Sarah V. Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP (416) 367-6931 spowell@dwpv.com Ms. Powell is one of Canada's leading environmental lawyers. She has extensive experience providing strategic advice on the assessment of environmental and social risks and impacts, Indigenous matters and the permitting of energy projects including species at risk. Pike, Alexandria (Alex) Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP (416) 367-6989 apike@dwpv.com Ms. Pike advises sponsors, proponents and lenders on matters involving environmental risk, Indigenous issues and permitting in energy projects. She has experience in oil & gas, hydroelectric, nuclear and renewable matters, and has defended renewable energy approvals for wind projects. LEXPERT-RANKED LAWYERS ing Billy Vigdor, Niel Imus and John Decker. For the Pattern 2.0 Fund Investment, Pattern De- velopment 1.0 was advised by Latham & Watkins LLP with a team comprising Barton Clark, Mathew Holt, Daniel Cote, Cheryl Coe and Valentin Riazanov. PSP Investments was represented on all aspects of the above transactions by an in-house team comprising Mélanie Bernier, Vice President and Divisional General Counsel Legal Affairs, and Florence Simard (who was on secondment from Davies). For the PEGI Share Acquisition, PSP Investments was also represented by Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP with a team comprising Franziska Ruf, Olivier Désilets, and Scott Fisher and Marc Berger. For the PEGI/PSP JVA, the Initial Project Acqui- sitions and the Panhandle 2 Acquisition, PSP Invest- ments was represented by Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP with a team comprising Nicholas Williams, Franziska Ruf, Brooke Jamison, Anthony Spadaro, Marc Pontone, Sarah Powell, Gabriella Lom- bardi, and Pawel Mielcarek and Jason Stapley. PSP Investments was provided with tax advice on all aspects of the above transactions by Davies Ward Phil- lips & Vineberg LLP with a team comprising Peter Glicklich, Heath Martin and Marie-Emmanuelle Vail- lancourt; regulatory advice was provided to PSP Invest- ments by Linklaters with a team comprising Antonia Sherman, Sima Ostrovsky and Tara Rudra; and by Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP with a team comprising Charles Tingley and Alysha Manji-Knight. For the Pattern 2.0 Fund Investment, PSP Invest- ments was represented by Torys LLP with a team com- prising Amy Johnson-Spina, Jay Romagnoli, and Batya Nadler and Steven Rotchtin. For both the Panhandle 2 Acquisition and certain US regulatory matters, PSP Investments was also as- sisted by Andrews Kurth LLP with a team comprising Timothy Unger, Eric Markus, Stephanie Kroger, Geof- frey Walker and Kenneth Wiseman. DELEK GROUP LTD. ACQUIRES ITHACA ENERGY INC. On June 5, 2017, Delek Group Ltd. (Delek), through its wholly owned subsidiary, DKL Investments Limited (the Offeror) completed its acquisition of Ithaca Energy Inc. (Ithaca). e transaction was structured as a sup- ported takeover bid pursuant to the terms of a Support Agreement between Delek and Ithaca dated February 6, 2017. e offer was made by the Offeror on March 14, 2016, at an offer price of $1.95 for each Ithaca com- mon share, other than those owned by the Offeror or any of its affiliates which, immediately prior to the of- fer, represented approximately 19.7 per cent of Ithaca's issued and outstanding common shares. On April 20, 2017, the Offeror acquired approxi- mately 70.3 per cent of the Ithaca common shares sub- ject to the bid. As required by securities laws, the Offer- or extended its offer until May 3, 2017, and acquired a further 22.5 per cent of the Ithaca common shares dur-

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