Climate-related investor-state arbitration: Trends and Recent Developments (ICSID)

The event focuses on the intersection of climate change and investor-state arbitration, highlighting recent trends and developments in this evolving field. It aims to bring together legal practitioners, policymakers, and academics to discuss the implications of climate-related disputes in the context of international investment law. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in discussions about the challenges and opportunities presented by climate change in arbitration settings, as well as share insights on best practices and strategies for navigating these complex issues. Attendees can expect to gain a deeper understanding of how climate-related factors are influencing arbitration cases and the potential for future disputes arising from environmental concerns. The event will feature expert speakers from various backgrounds, including legal experts, environmental advocates, and representatives from international organizations, providing a comprehensive view of the current landscape of investor-state arbitration related to climate issues. This gathering is particularly relevant for legal professionals, investors, and stakeholders involved in international investment, as it addresses the growing importance of sustainability and environmental considerations in arbitration processes. Participants will leave with valuable insights and practical knowledge to apply in their own practices and organizations.