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Evaluation of feasibility of removing sulfur from coal

For a major oil company, CRA evaluated the feasibility of removing organic and inorganic sulfur from coal.

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Michael J. Loreth
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Boston
+1-617-425-3062 mloreth@crai.com

Mining & Materials Arbitration
Articles

Mining arbitrations involving offtake agreements: Industry and damages considerations

Under an offtake mining agreement, a buyer or offtaker commits to purchase a specified quantity or portion of a seller’s future mining output. Offtake mining...
International Arbitration
Awards & Recognitions

CRA consultants win 2022 Lexology Client Choice Awards 2022

CRA is proud to congratulate Tiago Duarte-Silva and Kristofer Swanson on being honored with 2022 Lexology Client Choice Awards, which are unique in that...

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Mining & Materials Arbitration
Speaking Engagement

June 1, 2023

Hybrid - London, UK

BIICL Mining Disputes Between Investors and States

Tiago Duarte-Silva is a panelist during the session exploring the role and effect that investment treaty structuring and investment treaty arbitration (as well...