Sarah Pick, Mills Oakley

 Sarah Pick is a leading energy lawyer with a specialist focus on energy regulation, regulatory reform and complex energy contracting. Based in Adelaide, she maintains a national practice and advises governments, market bodies, utilities, network service providers, retailers, generators, renewable energy developers and large energy users on complex regulatory, compliance and contractual matters across Australia.

Sarah has extensive experience advising on electricity market reform, regulatory design and implementation, legislative and policy reform initiatives, licensing and compliance frameworks, renewable energy and decarbonisation projects, and the legal and regulatory issues associated with emerging energy technologies and infrastructure.

Her practice spans the full electricity supply chain, from generation and storage through to transmission, distribution and retailing. She advises on a broad range of commercial energy arrangements, including power purchase agreements, connection agreements, retail supply agreements, energy services agreements and project delivery arrangements.

Sarah advises clients across Australia on electricity market, regulatory and commercial matters and has particular experience navigating the jurisdictional nuances of the National Electricity Market, the Northern Territory and Western Australian electricity frameworks.

Sarah is passionate about supporting Australia’s energy transition and is recognised for providing strategic, practical and commercially focused advice on complex energy and regulatory matters.