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Energy Charter Treaty

Yamina Saheb, Whistleblower, about the Energy Charter Treaty

23 February 2021

By Leïla Miñano

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Energy Charter Treaty

Within 2050, Europe is to have cut almost all greenhouse emissions. That is going to be demanding enough. But the little-known Energy Charter Treaty could become a massive threat to the EU and its member states in trying to achieve their climate targets. Investigate Europe delves into the treaty and its ramifications for climate neutrality. Read more "The Energy Charter Treaty"

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Christina Eckes, professor of European law: “The ECT is standing in the way of climate goals”

Yamina Saheb, Whistleblower, about the Energy Charter Treaty

Giacomo Aiello, Italian State Attorney: “Private arbitration is becoming a Russian roulette”

Mustaqeem de Gama, South African Mission in Geneva: “It is a bad idea for any African country to consider signing the Energy Charter Treaty”

Markus Krajewski, professor of law: “It is not easy for the EU states to get out of the Energy Charter Treaty directly.”

Cornelia Maarfield, Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe: “The Energy Charter Treaty is a powerful tool for investors”

Pierre-Marie Dupuy, arbitrator and lawyer: “There is a very strict control on the independence of arbitrators”

Annette Magnusson, Stockholm Chamber of Commerce: “Arbitration provides a neutral platform for all involved”

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