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Sweden
Vattenfall will get 1.606 billion euros and agreed to end pursuing a separate damages claim in the World Bank’s ICSID arbitration tribunal.
The energy company Vattenfall is demanding compensation from the Federal Republic of Germany. The costs for the arbitration proceedings could exceed 20 million euros this year.
The Government took this decision to unlock the accounts of Romania’s air control company Romatsa, frozen by the Miculas.
For the first time, Sweden has recieved a notice of arbitration for banning the exploration and mining of uranium.
Aura Energy lodged a claim against Sweden to recover the losses incurred from the Haggan uranium project following the country's decision to ban uranian mining.
The European Court of Justice on June 18 canceled a European Commission decision dating 2015, which established that Romania’s payment of compensation to Romanian-Swedish investors Ioan and Viorel Micula constituted illegal state aid. The European Commission also ordered the Romanian Government to recover the money already paid to the investors following an international court’s decision.
The parties expressed their interest in exploring the possibility of initiating negotiations of a bilateral investment agreement.
A US arbitration court has rejected a German government petition that said the panel had no right to rule on a damages claim by Sweden’s Vattenfall. Berlin cited a ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union.
The German cabinet has confirmed that two utilities operating in Germany are entitled to compensation for losses stemming from the country's nuclear phaseout. The move is in line with an earlier top court ruling.
