Ron Stuber

Ron Stuber is a Partner at Dentons and Co-Lead of Dentons' Renewable Energy team in Canada, specializing in Infrastructure Law. He focuses on the development and financing of projects and major commercial transactions, particularly in the energy and infrastructure sectors, including renewable and conventional electricity generation, transmission, oil and gas, LNG, petrochemicals, hospitals, roads, rail, and ports.

Ron has extensive international experience advising proponents, lenders, and other stakeholders on major energy and infrastructure projects throughout the UK, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Notable matters include advising a syndicate of lenders on a CA$210 million project financing for the Narrows Inlet Hydro Project; advising Capital Power Corporation on the acquisition of 284 MW of natural gas-fired generation assets in Ontario; advising Capital Power Income L.P. on its CA$1.1 billion acquisition by Atlantic Power Corporation; advising AltaGas Ltd. on the development and construction of the 195‑MW Forrest Kerr Hydro‑Electric Project; advising EPCOR Utilities Inc. on the acquisition of a wind power project in Northern B.C.; and advising on the CA$300 million Royal Jubilee Hospital DBFM project. He has also advised on LNG tanker financings, upstream oil and gas joint ventures, and major petrochemical projects in the Middle East.

He holds an LL.B from the University of British Columbia (1990) and a B.Comm (with Distinction) from the University of Calgary (1987). He was admitted to the Alberta Bar in 1991, as a Solicitor of the Senior Courts of England and Wales in 1992, and to the British Columbia Bar in 2005.

Ron has been consistently recognised in The Best Lawyers in Canada in Energy Law, Natural Resources Law, Oil and Gas Law, and Project Finance Law, and in The Legal 500 Canada in Energy – Oil and Gas and Energy – Power. He was named "Lawyer of the Year" for Oil and Gas Law in Vancouver by Best Lawyers (2018, 2022) and is listed in Who's Who Legal: Energy.