Björn P. Ebert, an associated Partner at Gleiss Lutz in Germany, represents clients in international commercial and investment arbitration, especially under CIETAC, ICC, DIS, and ICSID rules. He focuses on distribution law, post-M&A, business and commercial law, and construction disputes, with a particular emphasis on Asia. Björn has acted as counsel in numerous arbitrations involving parties from 14 countries, including amongst others Japan, China, and Korea. He is also an active arbitrator and handles enforcement and setting aside of arbitral awards, including in investor-state cases.

Ms Delphine Ho is a full-time independent arbitrator and mediator, and Resident of The Arbitration Chambers in Singapore. She has over 20 years’ experience as counsel, as judicial officer, in an arbitral institution and as a neutral. Her disputes expertise spans various sectors and industries, including construction and infrastructure, shareholder disputes, energy and transportation.

Delphine has been appointed as presiding, co-arbitrator and sole arbitrator in arbitrations conducted under various arbitration rules, governing laws and arbitral seats. Prior to joining The Arbitration Chambers, Delphine was Registrar of the Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) from 2016-2021, with oversight over the administration of all arbitration cases filed with the SIAC.

Georgia leads the Ashurst Australian IA practice, co-chairs the global infrastructure board, and is Immediate Past President of ACICA. Dual qualified in Australia/UK, Georgia has extensive experience in the energy & infrastructure sectors. For renewables this includes grid issues, variations, force majeure and change in law claims regarding PPAs, EPC, and O&M agreements. She is recognized as a Thought Leader, Who's Who Legal, described as “a star: hardworking, technically brilliant and very responsive” (APL 500) and as having "deep experience across multiple dispute forums” (Chambers Asia Pacific) where she is one of eight ‘Leading Individuals’ for Arbitration in Australia.

Jan K. Schäfer, LL.M. (NUS), heads King & Spalding's dispute resolution practice in Germany from the Frankfurt office.

He represents clients in international arbitration matters – commercial, construction and investor-state – under various arbitration rules, including those of the ICC, DIS and ICSID in multiple venues. In addition, he appears before German courts, including for interim relief, and enforcement applications.

Jan has served as chairman, party-appointed, sole, or emergency arbitrator in more than 80 arbitrations under a variety of rules and at various seats.

He is a board member of the German Arbitration Institute (DIS) and the German-Singapore Lawyers’ Association.

Jeffrey's areas of expertise include public law litigation, energy litigation, civil litigation, cross-border litigation, and arbitration.

Jeffrey has extensive experience in energy law and dispute resolution. He recently helped a client win an energy-related civil suit, in which the court ruled that the city government must return NTD 1 billion to the client for the illegal termination of a project contract. The other cases include challenges to the rejection of offshore wind power permits, appeals concerning the unlawful revocation and cancellation of local permits for renewable energy plants, and controversies involving indigenous consultation and consent in energy permit cases.

Matt took silk in England & Wales in 2014. He is also admitted to practice in Singapore (2024) (one of the few English Silks who is dual qualified) and in Western Australia (2023). He has also been admitted in Hong Kong for over 20 years.

Matt was at Allen & Overy for almost 25 years before going to the Bar (Duxton Hill Chambers). He was a partner for 16 years and co-head/head of the firm’s arbitration group for 10 years.

He is former Chairperson of the HKIAC and a current Vice President of the LCIA Court. He edits Russell on Arbitration.

Mino Han, partner at Peter & Kim, specializes in construction and engineering disputes. He has acted as counsel in various international arbitrations administered by the ICC, SIAC, HKIAC, LCIA, KCAB or JCAA. The relevant projects concerned combined cycle power plants, nuclear power plants, solar power production facilities, offshore wind farm projects, refineries, high-rise buildings, convention centres and infrastructure facilities.

Mino is also sitting as arbitrator in international arbitrations.

Mino has been recognized by Lexology Index as Thought Leader in Arbitration in South Korea. He is a DIS (German Arbitration Institute) Council Member, and a member of SCL Korea.

Kim Beng is a specialist in Construction & Projects law. He represents clients in Litigation and International Arbitration, including proceedings under major arbitral institutions. He has appeared before all levels of Singapore’s Supreme Court. Recognized by Legal 500 for his outstanding reputation in construction disputes, he is a Senior Accredited Specialist in Building and Construction Law. He serves on the Singapore International Arbitration Centre’s Court of Arbitration and various legal committees, including the Law Society’s Building and Construction Law Committee, where he was founding chairman.

Dr Niels Schiersing, LLD (Dr. Habil.) is an independent international commercial arbitrator and a part-time scholar. He is a Danish national and is both civil law and common law qualified. He divides his time between Europe, Asia and Africa.
Dr Schiersing specialises in (comparative) contract law with a wide application in respect of industries and sectors and governing laws. His research focus is, in particular, comparative contract law.

Dr Schiersing has been appointed arbitrator in more than 100 matters by all of the key
arbitral institutions, including the ICC, LCIA, SIAC, SCC, HKIAC, DIAC, KCAB and AFSA.

Nils Eliasson is a partner in King & Spalding’s International Arbitration group based in Singapore. Nils has represented clients in commercial and investment disputes globally for more than 25 years. He has acted as arbitrator and counsel in around 125 arbitrations across a wide range of industry sectors, including energy (oil & gas, power (conventional and nuclear) and renewables), construction and engineering, corporate commercial and other areas. He has also handled various disputes under BITs and the Energy Charter Treaty. Nils – who is both common law and civil law qualified - is frequently appointed as arbitrator in international proceedings.

Dr Richard Happ is a recognized expert in complex arbitration, particularly in investment and energy disputes. He represents both companies and states in international arbitration proceedings under DIS, ICC, ICSID, SCC, and UNCITRAL rules at venues such as Frankfurt, Paris, Stockholm, Geneva, and Washing-ton, D.C. His mandates include disputes arising from gas supply contracts, construction of energy facilities, wind and solar power investments, as well as nuclear power plant matters. He is also regularly appointed as arbitrator in joint venture and post-M&A disputes. Leading rankings such as JUVE Guide, Chambers, and The Legal 500 have recommended him for years.

TAY Peng Cheng is the Head of WongPartnership’s Energy, Projects & Construction Practice. With a practice focussed on the energy and utility industries, engineering projects and infrastructure developments, he advises clients on both contentious and front-end aspects of project development. With 30 years of experience, he is highly ranked in leading legal publications, with clients highlighting his "sharp legal skills”, "excellent and practical advice", and for being “commercially minded, practical and timely”. Peng Cheng is recognised as a Litigation Star by Benchmark Litigation Asia-Pacific and is the winner of the Lexology Client Choice Award 2022 for Construction in Singapore.