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Energy arbitrators list
Global | Publication | May 2014
An arbitral tribunal with industry-specific expertise can be critical for the resolution of complex arbitration cases. The Energy Arbitrators List will assist in the identification of arbitrators in international energy disputes.
The Energy Arbitrators List is a no-cost, online list of arbitrators with wide-ranging experience in deciding energy disputes. The database is searchable by geographic area, expertise, keyword, language and nationality. Visitors to the site can search for arbitrators who have heard cases across 13 industry categories.
Industry categories
- Core upstream contracts
- Downstream/refining and marketing
- Gas price redeterminations
- Gas processing/LPG
- Independent power generation
- Investor/state disputes
- LNG
- Marketing and trading/commodities
- Petrochemicals
- Pipelines and midstream
- Renewable energy
- Technical upstream contracts
- Utility and energy regulatory
The Energy Arbitrators Listwas created almost a decade ago by an ad hoc industry group. The recently updated list was agreed by an international review committee of energy experts. Members of the review committee include industry participants, corporate counsel, private practitioners, and representatives of state and private energy companies.
The Energy Arbitrators Listis supported by the International Centre for Dispute Resolution® (ICDR®). Upon request, the ICDR will provide fee-based administrative assistance such as enhanced list-selection or conflicts-checking procedures.
The review committee considers applications from experienced arbitrators for listing on an annual basis.
Global Co-Head of International Arbitration
Email
kevin.ogorman@nortonrosefulbright.com
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