Infrastructure and Energy

RASK is a specialist partner in the energy and infrastructure sector, providing comprehensive legal advice on major projects, renewable energy, power grids and infrastructure developments at every stage. 

Field information

With expertise and experience built up over many years of work on complex, large-scale projects of both local and international significance, energy and infrastructure are among RASK's core practice areas.


At RASK, our team advises clients throughout the entire lifecycle of infrastructure and energy projects, from concept development and spatial planning to legal issues related to building and occupancy permits, connection capacity, grid connections and day-to-day operations.


We work on projects ranging from the development of ports, railways, and aviation infrastructure to complex legal issues related to renewable energy production, storage technologies, and grid connection.


Taking a client-focused and strategic approach, we have become a trusted partner in planning developments, preparing transactions and resolving legally complex disputes, including court proceedings involving special planning conditions, environmental issues, Defence Forces radar restrictions and opposition from the local community.


RASK's experts have advised on some of the largest onshore wind and solar farm developments in the region, including Evecon's 400 MW battery storage project – the largest development of its kind in Europe. We have experience in advising clients on the legal framework for renewable energy development and securing grid connection capacity. We also have expertise in challenging grid and tender terms and ensuring technology neutrality in the production process and when submitting bids in the frequency reserve market.


A significant milestone in the development of the entire sector was RASK's successful representation of Evecon before the Supreme Court, where, with the support of partner Ramon Rask and attorney Kristiina Padu, an amendment to the Electricity Market Act was declared unconstitutional.


Heads of Practice:



Co-Head of Practice - Ramon Rask

Ramon Rask has extensive and diverse experience in providing legal counsel to companies in the infrastructure and energy sectors, ranging from strategic planning to the successful settlement of litigation before the Supreme Court (Evecon).


For years, he has advised companies such as Magnetic MRO and Pärnu Sadam, led extensive legal audits in major international projects such as Rail Baltica, and contributed to the realisation of several prominent and large-scale renewable energy development projects.



Co-Head of Practice - Marina Lapidus


Marina Lapidus specialises in the renewable energy sector, having advised on numerous wind and solar energy development projects over the years and participated in several international M&A transactions.


Her experience encompasses both the legal structuring of early-stage developments and the design of complex transaction structures, providing certainty and strategic support throughout the entire project lifecycle.

Recent trainings

  • The Legal Maze of Building Energy Efficiency: Current Requirements and Future Challenges for Property Developers, Owners, and Managers Regarding the Installation of Solar Panels and Car Chargers 
  • Choices and Opportunities in Renewable Energy