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Dunor Energia v. Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) (Mexico), LCIA Case No. 204865

Investment treaty tribunal · Investment (ICSID and treaty) · Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) (Mexico), LCIA Case No. 204865 · 26 Sep 2022

Why it matters

Dunor Energia v. Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) (Mexico), LCIA Case No. 204865, an investment-treaty arbitration in which a foreign investor brought claims against a state. For a student, it is a worked example of investor-state dispute settlement: how a tribunal weighs a state's right to regulate against the treaty protections owed to foreign investors. The tribunal's reasoning is set out in the linked award.

Summary

Dunor Energia v. Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) (Mexico), LCIA Case No. 204865: an investor-state award in italaw/cases/9992, with Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) (Mexico), LCIA Case No. 204865 as the respondent state. The document is published by italaw, the open database for investment-treaty arbitration. The full reasoning, the treaty relied on and the operative decision are set out in the linked original.

The detail

Parties: Dunor Energia v. Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) (Mexico), LCIA Case No. 204865

Case number: italaw/cases/9992

Outcome: italaw publishes the award in italaw/cases/9992. See the original for the operative decision.

Applicable law: The investment treaty invoked and the applicable arbitration rules (ICSID Convention or UNCITRAL Rules); see the linked award.

Issues in play: A foreign investor's treaty protections against a state's sovereign right to regulate, decided by an investor-state tribunal.

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