New Hydrocarbons Law: Are more arbitration claims ahead?

14 May 2021

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Numerous experts agree that the controversial reform of Mexico's Electric Power Industry Law could lead to a flood of investment arbitrations because the reforms may impact foreign investors' interests in the energy sector. Will Mexican Hydrocarbons Law amendments follow the same path?

Authored by Juan Arturo Dueñas Rodríguez and Omar Guerrero Rodríguez.

Contacts

Juan Duenas Rodriguez
Counsel
Mexico City

Omar Guerrero
Partner
Mexico City

Keywords Energy and Natural Resources, Energy Disputes, Energy Regulatory, International Arbitration, Oil and Gas: Exploration and Production, Oil and Gas: Pipelines and Midstream Facilities

Languages English

Topics Public International Law Arbitration, Investment Treaty Arbitration and Disputes

Countries Mexico

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New Hydrocarbons Law: Are more arbitration claims ahead?

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