JSA Partner Divyam Agarwal highlighted the investment treaty risks facing foreign investors in India’s renewable energy sector. Speaking during Singapore Convention Week 2026, he stressed the importance of robust dispute-resolution mechanisms, careful choice of arbitral seat and meticulous project documentation. He noted that India has terminated investment treaties with 77 countries, making investment structuring increasingly important for treaty protection. Agarwal advised investors to establish commercially substantive structures in treaty-protected jurisdictions and coordinate treaty-based and commercial arbitration strategies when investing in India’s clean-energy sector.
Please click here to read the full article by Divyam Agarwal, Partner; published in The Bar Bulletin.
Divyam is a dual-qualified Indian Advocate and English Solicitor Advocate (having Higher Rights of Audience – Civil Law). Divyam is a specialist in international commercial arbitration and has a broad practice advising and representing corporates and financial institutions in disputes under commercial contracts.