Ton Van Den Bosch

Ton van den Bosch is a corporate and projects lawyer and Head of Projects, Energy and Infrastructure (PEI) transactions at Singapore‑based law firm Drew & Napier LLC. Before returning to private practice, Ton served as general counsel for an FPSO contractor and subsequently for a global port operator. Ton advises contractors, upstream companies, terminal operators, logistics companies, investors, suppliers, and banks on upstream, offshore, renewable energy, terminals, and logistics projects, with a particular focus on emerging markets in Africa and Asia.

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From concept to first oil: Contracting challenges in FPSO projects

Expert insight on why sophisticated contracting and risk alignment matter for FPSO project success and timely first oil.

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Keeping it cool in a booming market

Cold chain logistics is the backbone of modern supply chains, ensuring that perishable goods—from vaccines and fresh produce to frozen chicken, seafood, and temperature-sensitive chemicals—reach consumers in optimal condition. As global trade expands and consumer expectations grow, the importance of this sector has never been more critical.

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Southeast Asia’s oil & gas renaissance

The oil and gas sector in Southeast Asia is undergoing significant transformations, shaped by evolving market dynamics, the energy transition, and geopolitical developments. After years of setbacks due to the departure of major international oil companies, the upstream industry in Southeast Asia is seeing a resurgence.

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Every cloud has a silver lining, even in a perfect storm

Challenges, but also opportunities for the energy and terminals sector

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