Designed around specialists who structure and negotiate cross-border LNG contracts, pipeline agreements and NOC–IOC disputes, where a single clause in a 25-year contract can move value by billions of dollars.
Core understanding of global energy systems, gas/LNG value chains and pricing – the context for every contract and dispute.
The legal foundations governing cross-border energy investments, projects and state–investor relations.
Deep-dive into the structures, clauses and risk allocation tools used in long-term LNG and gas agreements.
Contractual and regulatory frameworks for cross-border pipelines and shared infrastructure.
From forum selection to enforcement – how major energy disputes are actually fought and settled.
How contracts, finance documents and risk allocation interact in multi-billion-dollar projects.
The political, sanctions and public policy landscape that shapes energy contracts and disputes.
Practical deal-craft: architecture, negotiation psychology and closing complex multi-party deals.
Clause-level engineering: turning commercial and political realities into robust drafting.
The technical concepts lawyers and financiers must understand to negotiate and arbitrate effectively.
How to value contracts, calculate damages and work with quantum experts in energy disputes.
Intensive, practice-based modules where participants negotiate, draft and argue cases in a controlled environment.
Building a sustainable, ethical and high-impact career in this niche international practice.
Tracks can be delivered as stand-alone masterclasses or combined into multi-month programs for law firms, banks, utilities, governments and NOCs/IOCs.