Advokatfirman OEBERGS

Björn Öberg

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Björn Öberg

Attorney, Senior Partner

EMAIL: bob@OEBERGS.com
Phone: +46 (0)869 888 92
Mobile: +46 (0)70 692 91 59

Education:
Stockholm University
L.L.M., 1985-1989
Maritime Law, University of Southampton, 1994
Maritime Law, University of Oslo, 1988
Anglo-American Contract Law, University of Oslo, 1988

Languages
Swedish: Mother tongue
English: Advanced level, C1
French: Advanced level, C1

Björn Öberg has over 30 years experience of legal work and has acquired extensive knowledge in the structuring, financing and sale of major infrastructure projects, in Sweden and worldwide. Björn has advised in +2000 MW of installed capacity of renewable energy in Nordic market, all of which have included one or more M&A transactions, and most of which have included project finance.

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