Mona Dajani, a prominent legal advisor in infrastructure, mobility, renewables and water, has left Pillsbury Winthrop to become global head of renewables, hydrogen and ammonia at Shearman & Sterling, according to a post on LinkedIn.
She will take a dual title as global co-head of energy and infrastructure at the firm as well.
Her post mentions Jorge Medina, partner and head of renewables at Shearman, who is also leaving Pillsbury for a new role.
In numerous public appearances Dajani has been bullish on the proliferation of blue hydrogen as a transition fuel and the use of renewable natural gas. Her clients have included major multinationals and US energy producers.
