Energy arbitration

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This Overview provides links to practical guidance content on arbitration of disputes in the energy sector. Note that this subtopic does not contain all content relevant to the resolution of energy disputes or energy arbitration, which can be found in the wider content set in the Arbitration and Energy modules.

An introduction to arbitration in the energy sector

This Practice Note provides an introduction to the use of arbitration in the energy sector. It considers: why arbitration is generally the preferred method to resolve disputes in this sector; the types of arbitration typically used to resolve energy disputes; and, some of the notable features of energy arbitrations. For further information, see Practice Note: Arbitration in the energy sector—an introduction.

Starting a claim in an energy dispute—a practical guide

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The Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration (ACICA), Australia's designated appointing authority under the International Arbitration Act 1974 (Cth), has appointed four new board members and named Nick Longley as vice-president. The new board members, elected at ACICA's June 2025 AGM, are Professor Chester Brown SC, Kanaga Dharmananda SC, Julia Dreosti and Jeremy Quan-Sing. They replace outgoing members including immediate past president Georgia Quick and former vice-president Jonathon Redwood SC. Longley joins continuing vice-presidents Gitanjali Bajaj and Joshua Paffey in ACICA's leadership team.

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