Niko Czaplicki

Education 

MSc in finance and economics, London School of Economics and Political Science
BSc in economics and business administration, Goethe University

Experience

Niko Czaplicki specialises in the valuation of energy and infrastructure assets and the economics of regulated companies in the energy and transport sectors. He assists law firms and their clients with expert economic analysis in arbitration proceedings and provides regulatory due diligence advice to infrastructure investors.           

Mr. Czaplicki has been involved in assessing economic and financial issues arising in commercial and investor-state disputes before ICSID, ICC, SIAC, and DIS tribunals. His work spans quantum of damages assessments, questions of causation in the context of the development of regulatory regimes, and the calculation of lost profits and additional costs resulting from construction delays. Mr. Czaplicki has performed assignments in investor-state disputes with a focus on renewable energy (including offshore wind, hydro, and biomass).

Drawing on his expertise in regulatory economics, Mr. Czaplicki has provided regulatory and commercial due diligence advice in the power, natural gas, hydrogen, and transport sectors in Germany, France, Luxembourg, Denmark, and the Czech Republic. In addition, he regularly advises regulated companies such as electricity and gas network operators and interconnectors in negotiations with and appeals to regulatory authorities.