Ximena Fernández has experience providing environmental advice in project financing and development, including applications with federal, state, and municipal authorities, environmental impact assessments, due diligence, social impact assessments, human rights impact assessments, free, prior, and informed consent, Equator Principles and IFC Standards, ESG, life sciences, climate change, pollution and remediation, circular economies, waste and laws creation. She also handles contentious proceedings with emphasis on the protection of human rights, indigenous peoples and environmental law.
Represented Almaden Minerals in the development of the first HRIA in the history of Mexico regarding the first metallic mine in the State of Puebla.
Represented Zuma Energia in several environmental and social impact assessments in connection with the expansion of its renewable energy portfolio in Mexico.
Represented Canadian National Railway on environmental and regulatory matters in the merger with Kansas City Southern.
Represented the Government of the Dominican Republic in the drafting of the Regulations of the Waste Law.
Represented BHP Billington in energy and environmental matters for the potential acquisition of the allocation of the Ichalkil Pokoch block.
Represented Invex Infraestructura in the development of a hydrocarbons terminal located in Tuxpan, Veracruz and a polyduct connecting the same with facilities located in Hidalgo, Mexico.
Represented Discovery Americas in the purchase of a stake in the Mexican multinational edutainment company KidZania.
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