Three Crowns will host a session on “Arbitrating the Energy Life Cycle: Insights for Construction, Gas Pricing, and Transition Disputes” as part of Australian Arbitration Week (AAW) 2023, which is organised by the Australian Centre of International Commercial Arbitration (ACICA).
Todd Wetmore, Simon Elliot, and Penny Martin will share insights from disputes relating to energy infrastructure, gas pricing and trading, and decommissioning and transition, mapping the trigger points for disputes and how innovative approaches to arbitration can resolve these disputes efficiently.
The panel will take place on Wednesday 11 October from 4:00pm to 5:00pm at the InterContinental Perth, and will be followed by a cocktail reception.
To register for the event, click here.
ABOUT TODD WETMORE
Todd Wetmore, a founding partner of Three Crowns, is based in Paris, where he has handled complex international commercial arbitration cases for over 25 years. As counsel, he represents clients in high-stakes disputes around the world in diverse sectors including high-tech manufacturing, automobile distribution, aviation, oil and gas, electricity, and mining. He has deep experience with disputes presenting challenging financial and technical issues, such as those arising from banking operations, teaming arrangements, supply and M&A deals, and gas pricing, under both common law and civil law systems. Todd is also a recognised specialist in infrastructure and construction disputes and has led teams handling some of the largest construction disputes in arbitration.
ABOUT SIMON ELLIOT
Simon is a partner in the Singapore office. He has provided advice and representation in numerous commercial and investment treaty proceedings conducted under the rules of the major arbitral institutions and ad hoc, with a particular focus on disputes arising out of large infrastructure, and other major projects involving disputed technical, delay, and quantum-related issues.
ABOUT PENNY MARTIN
Penny is counsel in the Singapore office. She has substantial experience in international commercial arbitration, public international law, and international human rights law. Her primary focus has been on energy-related disputes, including disputes relating to long-term oil and gas agreements (including environmental, abandonment and decommissioning, and cost recovery issues), renewable energy, gas pricing, licensing, and intellectual property.