Li Li

Li Li is a director in BRG’s Energy & Climate practice and provides over eighteen years of international experience in the energy and finance industries.

She provides expertise in both dispute resolution and commercial advisory services. She specializes in natural gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG) disputes involving contracts, prices, flexibility, and quantum analysis for international investment and commercial arbitration. She also offers expertise in LNG sales and procurement strategy, financial valuation, economic modeling, transactions, and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing. Her energy-sector experience includes areas of natural gas, LNG, pipelines, liquid fuels, petrochemical products, renewable energy and thermal generation, hydrogen, carbon markets, and climate change.

Ms. Li has provided expert analysis for over thirty-five international disputes concerning contracts, prices, markets, valuation, and damages quantification, including LNG and natural gas price review disputes, international commercial and investment arbitration, and energy litigation matters for law firms, governments, and industry clients under ICC, ICSID, UNCITRAL, CPR, and AAA rules.

Ms. Li has offered commercial advisory services to global energy companies, infrastructure developers, utilities, traders, and banks. Her proficiency extends to strategic LNG sales and procurement, economic feasibility and commercial strategy, financial valuation, economic modeling and forecasting, and due diligence.

Ms. Li is a CFA charterholder and holds a CFA certificate in ESG investing. She is an accomplished valuation expert with a wide variety of experience throughout the natural gas and LNG value chains, including LNG terminals and pipelines, thermal and renewable power generation, and steam methane reforming facilities for hydrogen production. She also specializes in economic modeling for global natural gas and LNG markets, focusing on fundamental gas/LNG modeling and forecasting to support strategic business development, arbitration, investment decisions, and energy asset transactions in Africa, Asia, Europe, the Middle East, North America, and Latin America.