Published Works
African Mining Legislation Atlas (AMLA), Toolkit for State Equity Participation in Mining Companies International Senior Lawyers Project (ISLP)
22 June 2022
PartnerDenver, Washington, D.C.
Email [email protected]hoganlovells.com
Phone +1 303 454 2452 (Denver) +1 202 637 5600 (Washington, D.C.)
Fax +1 303 899 7333 (Denver) +1 202 637 5910 (Washington, D.C.)
LanguagesEnglish
Practice groupCorporate & Finance
"He is excellent, he has a very broad and international knowledge of the natural resources industry, not just in Colorado but all over the world. He's got a great easy-going manner, he is very impressive."
Chambers USA
Scot Anderson brings clients a deep understanding of the extractives industries, honed by decades of work in oil, gas, and mining.
Clients rely on Scot's comprehensive approach and strategic view. Scot doesn't think in terms of single issues, rather in holistic, commercial solutions. Having served 10 years in-house, Scot understands how extractives companies think. His engaging approach coupled with vast industry knowledge is why extractives clients turn to Scot to be their trusted adviser.
Scot's practice is all encompassing. He advises clients on commercial transactions, including the acquisition, divestiture, and financing of natural resource projects. Scot's work on project development covers finance, regulatory compliance, permitting, and commercial and partnership agreements. Scot is also a go-to resource for disputes and is a certified mediator. He represents extractives clients in administrative proceedings as well as in federal, state, and tribal courts. He addresses issues related to mineral development of federal public lands and Indian lands.
Scot regularly advises on projects throughout the Americas, Europe, Australia, Africa, and Asia. He is also working on the development of natural resources in outer space.
Scot is the former global head of the firm's Energy and Natural Resources group, and is a past president of the Foundation for Natural Resources and Energy Law (formerly the Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation). Scot is routinely called upon to deliver lectures, presentations, and publications on natural resources matters and is an honorary lecturer at the University of Dundee Centre for Energy, Petroleum and Mineral Law and Policy.
Scot is active in the community. He works with the International Senior Lawyers Project to provide legal support and extractives related capacity building for developing economies, including Afghanistan, Liberia, Malawi, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe. He remains engaged with organizations promoting STEM education.
Energy & Natural Resources (Colorado), Band 1
Chambers USA
Energy Transactions: Oil and Gas
Legal 500 US
Top Lawyer - Natural Resources
5280
Who's Who in Energy
Denver Business Journal
Education
Ph.D., University of Colorado, 1989
J.D., The University of Iowa, 1987
M.A., The University of Iowa, 1982
B.A., Augustana College, 1980
Bar admissions and qualifications
Colorado
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
North Dakota
Provided substantial engagement on behalf of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan relating to mining, oil and gas development, and renewable power projects.
Assisted in the acquisition, development, and financing of oil and gas operations in the United States, Mexico, Argentina, Algeria, UK, Tunisia, Equatorial Guinea, Canada, France, Chile, and Brazil.
Advised clients on the permitting, development, and financing of hard rock mines in Colorado, Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada, North Carolina, Utah, and Wyoming.
Assisted a global manufacturing company in securing battery metals for the energy transition, including offtake arrangement, financing of mining project, and investment in project development.
Assisted companies in new technologies in the natural resources sector, such as carbon capture, reprocessing abandoned mine tailings, and mineral exploration through remote sensing from outer space.
Assisted in a complex transaction related to the sale of water rights to a municipality in return for credits for future water use.
Assisting in the development and permitting of a green field mining project on checkerboarded lands in Wyoming.
Represented a Native American tribe in resource development, including negotiation of oil and gas leases and development of related midstream infrastructure on tribal, private, and federal land.
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