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The paper focuses on the evolution and regulation of public utility services, the impacts of investment arbitration decisions, and the gaps between the decisions of investment arbitration courts and legal and judicial solutions of domestic national systems of law.
It also points out the principles crucial to the sustainability of private provision of public utility services.
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