
Tax
Energy
Infrastructure
Project Finance
Renewables & Alternative Energy
Michael J. Masri, P.C. is a partner at Kirkland & Ellis LLP in New York. Specializing in tax and energy and infrastructure, Michael advises clients on tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act, mergers and acquisitions, and private equity fund formation. He leads a prominent tax equity practice, representing developers and investors in renewable energy projects, including wind, solar, and carbon sequestration. Recognized by Chambers Global and Chambers USA, Michael is praised for his creativity and commercial acumen. His expertise extends to project finance and energy transactions, making him a sought-after advisor in the legal industry.
Michael Masri's representative experience includes advising:
Renewable Energy Investments
Tax Equity Financings
M&A and Strategic Acquisitions
Project Development and Financing

- Ares Infrastructure Opportunities strategy (Ares) acquired the target/assets from EDP Renovaveis, S.A. (EDPR) in a acquisition on not available. - Deal value was 2900000000 Sector: Energy; Location: USA. - On the acquirer side, counsel was not available; lawyers included Rob Goodin, Daniel Cadis, Nicolas Lee, Lucy Li, Lauren Stelck, Munir Saadi, Rohit Chaudhry, Olivia George, William Nicholson, Seojin Park, Jessie Mann, Bill Dong, Griffin Peeples, Michael Masri, Drew Stuyvenberg, James Dolphin.
Oct 07 2025
3B
Private Equity

Partner
2021 – Unknown
Partner
2019 – 2021
Partner
2011 – 2019


- Apex Clean Energy sold the stake/assets to Electricity Generating Public Company Limited (EGCO Group) as part of a M&A transaction on not available. - Deal value was 2500000000 (source: AI Estimation) Sector: Energy; Location: USA. - On the seller side, not available advised, led by Rob Goodin, Alec Manzer, Tyler Ambrose, Cason Liles, Michael Masri, Bill Dong, Rohit Chaudhry, William Nicholson, Olivia George, Vinicius Beraldo, Drew Stuyvenberg, Cassidy Hall.
May 20 2025
3B
M&A
1 min
Tax Associate
2007 – 2011
Treasury Manager
2003 – 2006
Auditor
2001 – 2003