Gas and Lng Price Arbitrations
A Practical Handbook, Third Edition
3rd Edition
Will be published approx. on 29. December 2026
Book
Hardback
235 pages
978-1-83723-161-4 (ISBN)
Description
Price review disputes have become an increasingly prominent feature in gas and LNG markets over the past two decades. While the first wave of disputes was driven by the ‘triple whammy’ of recession, US shale gas and the liberalisation of the gas markets in Europe, further waves have followed with the development of increasingly liquid trading hubs across Europe, ongoing volatility in commodity prices and the continuing influx of liquefied natural gas (LNG) into Europe. And the centre of gravity for price review disputes is increasingly found in Asian markets rather than European ones.
This practical second edition will cover the various aspects of international gas and LNG pricing disputes. It contains contributions from leading international arbitration practitioners and arbitrators in the field and industry experts. It covers the various stages of a gas pricing dispute, from drafting the clause to triggering a review, all the way through the various stages of the arbitral process. It also builds on the previous editions with new chapters which reflect how price review practice has evolved. Thus, the new edition has more emphasis on price reviews in Asian markets and also includes new chapters on key issues such as the role of competition law in price reviews and the impact of previous arbitral awards on future price reviews under the same contract.
Despite the large number of high-value disputes in this area, this is one of the very few publications to draw together the various strands of gas pricing disputes into one book. It is therefore an invaluable guide for practitioners, in-house counsel and anyone else with an interest in this area.
This practical second edition will cover the various aspects of international gas and LNG pricing disputes. It contains contributions from leading international arbitration practitioners and arbitrators in the field and industry experts. It covers the various stages of a gas pricing dispute, from drafting the clause to triggering a review, all the way through the various stages of the arbitral process. It also builds on the previous editions with new chapters which reflect how price review practice has evolved. Thus, the new edition has more emphasis on price reviews in Asian markets and also includes new chapters on key issues such as the role of competition law in price reviews and the impact of previous arbitral awards on future price reviews under the same contract.
Despite the large number of high-value disputes in this area, this is one of the very few publications to draw together the various strands of gas pricing disputes into one book. It is therefore an invaluable guide for practitioners, in-house counsel and anyone else with an interest in this area.
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Gas and LNG Price Arbitrations
A Practical Handbook, Second Edition
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01/2020
2nd Edition
Globe Law and Business Ltd
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Content
A history of gas and LNG price review clauses
Agnieszka Azon
Oxford Institute for Energy Studies
Gas price review clauses in Asia-Pacific and Europe compared
Mark Levy KC
A&O Shearman
The trigger phase
Anna Masser
A&O Shearman
Changes of circumstance as a price modifier
Elizabeth Oger-Gross
Fabiana Pardi Otamendi
Michael Polkinghorne
White & Case
The adjustment phase in gas price reviews under long-term gas supply contracts
Michelle Bock
Steve Finizio
John Trenor
WilmerHale
Procedural issues in price review arbitrations
Ilija Mitrev-Penushliski
Giorgios Petrochilos
Three Crowns
Evidence in price reviews in Europe
Augustin Barrier
Noradele Radjai
Lalive
Evidence in price reviews in Asia
David Jenaway
A&O Shearman
Res judicata and issue preclusion in price reviews
David Mildon KC
Essex Court Chambers
Confidentiality in gas price reviews
Philippe Pinsolle
Quinn Emanuel
The impact of non-price provisions on price reviews
Michelle Bock
Max Rockall
Squire Patton Boggs
Lessons from the publicly available cases
James Freeman
A&O Shearman
Competition law and price reviews
Thomas Sebastian
Essex Court Chambers
Natural gas price review arbitrations: issues in adopting hub indexation
Luis Agosti
Boaz Moselle
Compass Lexecon
Different formula structures in LNG contracts
Dan Harris
Carlos Lapuerta
Flora Triolo
The Brattle Group
Current and future trends in Asia-Pacific price reviews
Mark Mangan
Lindsay Francis & Mangan
Agnieszka Azon
Oxford Institute for Energy Studies
Gas price review clauses in Asia-Pacific and Europe compared
Mark Levy KC
A&O Shearman
The trigger phase
Anna Masser
A&O Shearman
Changes of circumstance as a price modifier
Elizabeth Oger-Gross
Fabiana Pardi Otamendi
Michael Polkinghorne
White & Case
The adjustment phase in gas price reviews under long-term gas supply contracts
Michelle Bock
Steve Finizio
John Trenor
WilmerHale
Procedural issues in price review arbitrations
Ilija Mitrev-Penushliski
Giorgios Petrochilos
Three Crowns
Evidence in price reviews in Europe
Augustin Barrier
Noradele Radjai
Lalive
Evidence in price reviews in Asia
David Jenaway
A&O Shearman
Res judicata and issue preclusion in price reviews
David Mildon KC
Essex Court Chambers
Confidentiality in gas price reviews
Philippe Pinsolle
Quinn Emanuel
The impact of non-price provisions on price reviews
Michelle Bock
Max Rockall
Squire Patton Boggs
Lessons from the publicly available cases
James Freeman
A&O Shearman
Competition law and price reviews
Thomas Sebastian
Essex Court Chambers
Natural gas price review arbitrations: issues in adopting hub indexation
Luis Agosti
Boaz Moselle
Compass Lexecon
Different formula structures in LNG contracts
Dan Harris
Carlos Lapuerta
Flora Triolo
The Brattle Group
Current and future trends in Asia-Pacific price reviews
Mark Mangan
Lindsay Francis & Mangan