The relationship between international investment law and climate change is garnering growing interest. Measures designed to mitigate or adapt to climate change have been considered in some investment arbitration claims, and a growing number of cases involve investments in the renewable energy sector. With these cases presenting novel issues, there is a pressing need for clarity and guidance for legal practitioners and arbitrators. In this webinar, contributors to the recently published volume "Investment Arbitration and Climate Change" discussed issues at the intersection between a State’s climate change initiatives and their potential impact on foreign investors.

Featuring:

• Anja Ipp and Annette Magnusson, co-founders of Stockholm-based think tank Climate Change Counsel.
• Caline Mouawad, partner at Chaffetz Lindsey LLP.
• Oliver Hailes, assistant professor of law at the London School of Economics.
• Meg Kinnear, Secretary General, ICSID.