UNION FENOSA GAS, S.A. v. ARAB REPUBLIC OF EGYPT

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Case Number:

1:18-cv-02395

Court:

District Of Columbia

Nature of Suit:

Arbitration

Judge:

James E. Boasberg

Firms

  1. March 16, 2021

    Spanish Gas Co. And Egypt Settle $2B Award Suit

    A Spanish gas company has agreed to drop its $2 billion award confirmation suit against Egypt in D.C. federal court after the parties inked a settlement ending their yearslong dispute over Egypt cutting off a natural gas plant's supply.

  2. June 04, 2020

    Spanish Gas Co.'s $2B Award Bid Paused At Egypt's Request

    A D.C. federal judge has granted Egypt's bid to pause efforts by a Spanish gas company to enforce a $2 billion arbitral award stemming from a gas supply dispute, ruling that a stay is in order as the country awaits a decision from an award annulment committee.

  3. March 09, 2020

    Egypt Looks To Put $2B Gas Co. Award Fight On Hold

    Egypt is asking a D.C. federal court to pause efforts by Unión Fenosa Gas SA to enforce a $2 billion arbitral award stemming from a gas supply dispute, citing its continuing bid to have the award annulled even after inking a settlement with the Spanish gas company last month.

  4. March 06, 2020

    Egypt Inks Deal With Spanish Gas Co. Over $2B Award

    A Spanish gas company has told a D.C. federal court that it reached a deal with Egypt in late February to satisfy the country's liabilities under a $2 billion arbitral award stemming from a dispute over the cutoff of a natural gas plant's supply. 

  5. January 28, 2020

    Spanish Gas Co. Wants To Move Ahead With $2B Egypt Award

    A Spanish gas company is once again pushing Egypt to fulfill a $2 billion award it was ordered to pay in light of an ad hoc arbitration annulment committee lifting a stay on enforcement on the award.   

  6. October 18, 2018

    Spanish Co. Seeks OK Of $2B Egypt Natural Gas Plant Award

    A Spanish natural gas company has sought enforcement from a D.C. federal court of its approximately $2 billion award against Egypt, issued after an international tribunal concluded the country was responsible for cutting off the gas supply to liquefaction facilities the company operated.