Olivier Chambord tells GRIP about the importance of building protections into complex contracts via strategic risk allocation, host-government agreements, liquidation preferences, force majeure provisions, and more.
Global energy transactions right now face heightened risks driven by geopolitical factors such as sanctions and physical blockades of important travel lanes, surging AI power demand, and financing risks.
Capital flows reflect the supply, infrastructure, and personnel security and asset control issues at play right now, and boilerplate contract clauses
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