Investor-state Arbitration in the Energy Sector Likely as Green Transition Accelerates
Increasing numbers of claims are being brought by investors against sovereign States in response to their changes to their energy mix.
A number of claims relate to decisions to phase out certain forms of energy, but further claims relate to changes to the investment framework for renewables. As states pursue more ambitious net-zero targets, the risk of claims by investors seeking compensation for the disruption is on the rise.
November 2022:
- INTERACTIVE INSIGHTS: Investor-state Arbitration in the Energy Sector Likely as Green Transition Accelerates
- The Cleary Gottlieb EU Energy Disruption Resource Center
- Restrictions / Redistribution of Extraordinary Profits on EU Energy Companies Arising From the Energy Disruption
- State Aid to Industry
- Managing and Ensuring Security of EU Gas Supplies
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Diversifying the EU's Energy Mix
Diversifying the EU's Energy Mix
- Long-term Intervention: Investments in Renewable Sources
- Short-term Intervention: Reducing/Capping Gas Consumption
- Short-term and Long-term Intervention: Coal-fired and Nuclear Power Plant Revamp
- Fast-track Permit-granting Process for Renewable Energy Projects
- Investor-state Arbitration in the Energy Sector Likely as Green Transition Accelerates
- Mechanisms to Lower the Prices of Gas