Industry: Renewable energy

Ukraine’s state-owned hydropower company says it is preparing to bring claims against Russia for attacking infrastructure during its full-scale invasion of the country, including allegedly destroying a hydroelectric dam. 

15 January 2024

A Maltese company has won around €70 million in an Energy Charter Treaty claim against Bulgaria concerning one of Europe’s largest solar parks.

09 January 2024

A Colombian energy distributor’s US$400 million ICSID claim against Guatemala will proceed after a tribunal found that most of the state’s preliminary objections should either be rejected or joined to the merits.

04 January 2024

A New York state court has vacated an injunction that prevented the owner of a Chilean hydropower project from drawing on a US$90 million letter of credit pending an ICC arbitration with Austrian construction group Strabag.

24 November 2023

An ICSID tribunal has held Spain liable for breaching a Luxembourgish wind power investor’s legitimate expectations that the state’s renewable energy subsidy regime would remain unmodified.  

03 November 2023

A publicly owned Swiss company has brought an Energy Charter Treaty claim against Germany over its investment in a coal power plant.

23 October 2023

An ICSID tribunal has ordered Spain to pay €15 million plus interest to a group of German solar investors over reforms to the state's renewable energy subsidy regime.

23 October 2023

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12 October 2023

A British power company has reportedly won €20 million in an ICC arbitration against Kosovo over a scrapped power plant – a dispute that also saw a discontinued ICSID proceeding. 

10 October 2023

UPDATED WITH AWARD: A Singaporean company linked to an Israeli billionaire has won US$116 million in a third-party funded ICSID claim against Peru over its investments in the state’s electricity sector.

05 October 2023