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Helen is an associate partner at Lee and Li and a member of the firm's Corporate and Investment Department and Energy Law practice group. She majored in public international law and WTO law at National Taiwan University, and studied environmental and climate law and policy as well as administrative law and regulation at Harvard Law School.
Helen's practice encompasses renewable energy projects, cross-border M&A, foreign investment, international trade law and administrative law. Helen is well experienced in the electric power sector and energy related laws and regulations. She has assisted a number of domestic and international clients in developing and investing in renewable energy projects in Taiwan, including utility-scale onshore and offshore wind farms (+10 projects), various solar projects (+40 projects), hydro power (1 project), and other types of renewable energies and IPP projects.
Helen has been actively involved in the public interests cases, in which she has assisted a number of organizations in special case projects and the research of key polices and legislations. Helen is a long-term advocate of climate change and energy transition, and has been closely following up on the major policy and regulatory development domestically and globally. Helen also advises industries and businesses on the legal and regulatory impacts of Taiwan Net Zero and ESG laws and policies.
Educational Background
LL.M., Harvard Law School (2019) LL.M., National Taiwan University (2015) LL.B., Soochow University (2011)
Practices
Energy Law; Environmental and Climate Law; International Trade Law; Administrative Law and Proceedings; Renewable Energy Projects; Government Contracts; Mergers & Acquisitions; Corporate Investment
Experience
Vice chairperson, International Law Committee of Taipei Bar Association Vice chairperson, Environmental Law Committee of Taiwan Bar Association Law clerk, Center for Biological Diversity, Climate Law Institute, Washington D.C. Office
Localization of Taiwan Offshore Wind Industry and Onward: Critiques and Recommendations for Its Policy Design Through the Lens of WTO Law 16(1) Asian Journal of WTO & International Health Law and Policy 59 (2021)
2020
美國大選、疫情、聯邦最高法院（上）金斯伯格大法官逝世，引發的真正爭議 換日線專欄
2020
美國大選、疫情、聯邦最高法院（下）金斯伯格大法官逝世，引發的真正爭議 換日線專欄
2019
Legitimacy and Accountability of Agency Policymaking and Rulemaking Concerning the Energy Transformation in Taiwan 哈佛法學院碩士論文
2017
貿易小蝦米在WTO的勝仗 -- 簡評臺灣控訴加拿大焊接碳鋼管案 貿易政策論叢
2017
Right to Water in the Shadow of Trade Liberalization, in THE REGULATION OF THE GLOBAL WATER SERVICE Cambridge Univ. Press
2015
再生能源補貼適用於補貼協定之限制及新政策空間 國立臺灣大學法研所碩士論文
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Events and Activities
2023
Regulatory Compliance Training Programs | Speaker CTBC HOLDING
