After the Squeeze: Repricing Long-Term Gas Contracts in a Post-Crisis Market: How Price Reviews Become Disputes and How Experts Resolve Them
Repricing Long-Term Gas Contracts in a Changing Energy Market
This eBook explores how geopolitical disruptions, market volatility, and evolving pricing benchmarks have transformed long-term gas contracts from tools of commercial certainty into sources of complex disputes. It explains how price review clauses operate, why disagreements arise, and the critical role expert evidence plays in helping tribunals assess market changes, interpret contractual obligations, and resolve pricing disputes fairly.
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Why are long-term gas contracts increasingly being repriced?
Long-term gas contracts are being repriced because geopolitical events, supply disruptions, shifting trade routes, and evolving pricing benchmarks have significantly changed market conditions. As a result, pricing mechanisms that once reflected commercial reality may no longer produce fair outcomes.