Energy investments in Ukraine: power, risks and resolving disputes
4 Jun 16:30 - 18:00
WHAT THIS SESSION WILL COVER
This panel will examine energy security in high-risk environments through the lens of Ukraine’s experience and its implications for European energy markets. The discussion will address how war-related risks, infrastructure disruption, and regulatory intervention are reshaping investment decisions and creating supply constraints across Ukraine and the EU.
Speakers will explore the evolving investment landscape in Ukraine’s energy sector, including opportunities in renewables, storage, and grid infrastructure, as well as practical approaches to structuring energy transactions in high-risk jurisdictions. The panel will also consider mechanisms to protect returns on investment and resolve disputes, including the role of international arbitration and courts in energy-related disputes.
KEY DISCUSSION AREAS
1. Investment Landscape and Market Conditions in Ukraine’s Energy Sector
2. War-Related Risks and Martial Law Restrictions: How They Reshape Energy Investments
3. Structuring Energy Transactions in High-Risk Jurisdictions
4. Choosing the Right Forum: Energy Disputes in Arbitration vs Courts
5. Protecting Returns on Energy Investments in Ukraine
Speakers
- Ivan Bondarchuk, Partner - LCF Law Group
- Olga Kostyshyna, Counsel - LCF Law Group
- Ben Keith, Extradition Barrister - 5SAH
- Representative of the International Energy Sector
- Representative of a Boutique Law Firm Specialising in Energy
Members Hosts
Event Contact Details
Name: Anastasia Kapatsyna
Email: kapatsyna@lcf.ua
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