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Oscar M. Garibaldi

Arbitrator in 10 published cases before ICSID, ICC, PCA tribunals, in renewable energy (wind power), renewable energy; solar photovoltaics, mining; mining concessions; environmental permitting disputes.

ICSID, ICC, PCA Renewable energy (wind power), Renewable energy; solar photovoltaics, Mining; mining concessions; environmental permitting, Mining (gold, copper), Mining (copper and molybdenum); mining stability agreements; royalties and taxation, Financial investment; corporate merger (Samsung C&T / Cheil Industries)

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Overview

In the published awards, Oscar M. Garibaldi has been appointed by claimants 5 times and by respondents 0 times, and has presided or sat alone in 0 cases. Of the party appointments, 0 came from States and 5 from investors or companies. 3 dissenting or separate opinion(s) are recorded.

Outcome for the appointing side, where the published decision is clear: claimant prevailed in 90% of the 5 claimant appointments. Mixed outcomes count as half.

Appointed most often by: Dominicana Renovables, S.L. (1), ACF Renewable Energy Limited (1), SMM Cerro Verde Netherlands B.V. (1), Eurus Energy Holdings Corporation (1), Eurus Energy Europe BV (1).

10Published cases
0As chair or sole arbitrator
5Party appointments
3Dissents recorded

Track record

YearCaseRoleAppointed byInstitution / rulesSectorAward
2026 Eurus Energy Holdings Corporation v. Kingdom of Spain dissent Co-arbitrator Claimant ICSID · Paris Renewable energy; wind farms; feed-in tariffs Read award →
2026 Almaden Minerals Ltd. and Almadex Minerals Ltd. v. United Mexican States Co-arbitrator — ICSID · Washington, D.C. Mining; mining concessions; environmental permitting Read award →
2026 SMM Cerro Verde Netherlands B.V. v. Republic of Peru dissent Co-arbitrator Claimant ICSID · Washington, D.C. Mining (copper and molybdenum); mining stability agreements; Read award →
2025 ACF Renewable Energy v. Bulgaria Co-arbitrator Claimant ICSID · Washington, D.C. Renewable energy; solar photovoltaics Read award →
2025 Lupaka Gold Corp. v. Republic of Peru (replaced Mr. Jonathan D. Schiller on 20 April 2022) Co-arbitrator Claimant ICSID · Washington, D.C. Gold mining; rural community conflict Read award →
2025 Petaquilla Minerals Ltd. v. Republic of Panama Co-arbitrator — ICSID · Washington, DC Mining (gold, copper) Read award →
2024 Elliott Associates L.P. v. Republic of Korea Co-arbitrator — PCA · London Financial investment; corporate merger (Samsung C&T / Cheil Read award →
2022 Dominicana Renovables v. Dominican Republic Co-arbitrator Claimant ICC · Miami, Florida Renewable energy (wind power) Read award →
2021 Glencore International A.G. and C.I. Prodeco S.A. v. Republic of Colombia dissent Co-arbitrator — — — Read award →
2021 Carlos Ríos and Francisco Ríos v. Republic of Chile Co-arbitrator — — — Read award →

Expertise

The legal issues and sectors decided most often in the published awards. Each links to the cases in the database.

fair and equitable treatment 4renewable energy 3feed-in tariff 3set-aside 2Energy Charter Treaty 2EU state aid 2enforcement 2limitation period 2indirect expropriation 2document production 2third-party funding 2attribution 2La Isabela wind farm 1CDEEE 1power purchase agreement 1Law 57-07 1wind power 1concession contract 1Dominican civil law 1stipulation for a third party 1obligation of means or result 1pre-contractual good faith 1dolo 1lost profits 1

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