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The exploration and development of oil and gas in developing countries is often been conducted by international oil companies and relies on a relationship and agreements between a host government and/or governmental agency and a foreign private company.
Exploration and production involves large, complex and risky investments. In addition, due to the strategic importance of petroleum to both consumers and producers, such agreements have always been politically charged. Over time these agreements have retained certain fundamental characteristics and these complex characteristics are the reason why arbitration is often used as a method for the settlement of disputes.
Arbitration, specifically following the UNCITRAL rules, is generally the most commonly adopted method for the settlement of disputes in the oil and gas industries. Several factors have led to this.
They include:
The course contains two main parts.
The first part will include the international oil and gas contracts, various types of contract, and the main clauses for arbitration. It will look at why disputes arise and the main causes of disputes and disagreements.
The second part will include the International Arbitration in oil and gas contracts. It will use real case studies involving multi-party disputes between State and International Oil Companies.
• Introduction
• Development of International Petroleum Arrangements
• Oil Concessions Prior to the 1950s
• The Major Changes in the Concession System
• The Financial Improvement
• The Equal Sharing of Oil Profits
• Price control
• Other financial terms
• The relinquishment concept
• Working obligations
• State Participation
• Major Factors leading to the change
• Emergence of New Contractual Arrangements
• The Modern Concession Contracts
• The Production Sharing Contracts
• Participation Agreements (Joint Venture)
• Service Contracts
• The Pure Service Contracts
• The Risk Service Contracts
• The Legal Nature of International Petroleum Agreements
• The Importance of Determining the Legal Nature of International Petroleum Agreements
• Contractual and Regulatory Elements in the Petroleum Agreement
• Contractual Elements
• Regulatory Elements
• The Contrasting views
• The Legal Nature of International Petroleum Agreements: An Appraisal
• The Legal Nature of International Petroleum Agreements
• The Importance of Determining the Legal Nature of International Petroleum Agreements
• Contractual and Regulatory Elements in the Petroleum Agreement
• Contractual Elements
• Regulatory Elements
• The Contrasting views
• The Legal Nature of International Petroleum Agreements: An Appraisal
• Non-Discrimination
• Compensation
• Conclusion
• Indirect expropriation and the international petroleum industry
• Introduction
• Terminology
• Direct and Indirect Expropriations: Distinction and Examples
• The Test for Indirect Expropriation
• Indirect Expropriation and Modern Investment Treaties
• The Contribution of International Petroleum Arbitral Practice to the Question of Indirect Expropriation
• Conclusion
• Stabilization clauses and international petroleum agreements
• Introduction
• Stabilization Clauses Defined
• Petroleum Development Agreements: the Need for Stability
• Typology of Stabilization Clauses
• Validity and Efficacy of the Stabilization Clause
• Stabilization Clauses and the Applicable Law
• The Effect of Stabilization Clauses under National Law
• The Effect of Stabilization Clauses under International Law
• Scholarly Opinion
• The Effect of Stabilization Clauses as Articulated by the Petroleum Arbitral Practice
• Renegotiation of international petroleum agreements
• Introduction
• The Re-negotiability of International Petroleum Agreements: Stability v. Flexibility
• The Renegotiation of International Petroleum Contracts in the Absence of a Renegotiation Clause
• The Adaptation Concepts Provided by the Law Applicable to International Petroleum Agreements
• The Major Legal Systems of the World
• Common Law Systems
• Civil Law
• Arab Laws and Islamic Law
• International Law
• The Renegotiation of Contracts through Force Majeure and Hardship Clauses
• The Renegotiation of Contracts that Contain a Renegotiation Clause
• The Effect of Renegotiation clauses Used in the International Petroleum Agreements and their Problem Areas
• The Triggering Events for Renegotiation
• The Extent of Contract Change by Virtue of renegotiation Clause
• Problem Areas of the Renegotiation Procedure
• The Duty to Renegotiate
• Failed Renegotiations
• What is “International Commercial Arbitration”?
• Dispute Settlement
• Third party involvement in dispute settlement
• Arbitration as a dispute settlement mechanism
• Definition of “arbitration”
• Arbitration is a mechanism for the settlement of disputes
• An arbitration is consensual
• Arbitration is a private procedure
• Arbitration leads to a final and binding determination of
• The Contribution of International Petroleum Arbitral Practice to the Concept of Renegotiation
• The rights and obligations of the parties
• Foreign arbitration and international arbitration
• Difference between a domestic arbitration and an
• “international” arbitration
• Definition of an international arbitration
• Why parties choose international commercial arbitration
• Arbitration in general
• International commercial arbitration
• History of International Commercial Arbitration
• General background
• The growth of international commercial arbitration 1920 to 1950 20
• The growth of international commercial arbitration 1950 to the present 22
• Development of investment arbitration
• Summary
• Legal regime governing international commercial arbitration
o New York Convention
o National law
o Arbitration rules
o Institutional arbitration rules
o Ad hoc arbitration rules
• Arbitration practice
• Dispute Settlement on the edge of international commercial arbitration
• Investment disputes
• Iran-United States Claims Tribunal
• Domain name dispute resolution procedures
• Summary
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