| 英文摘要 |
The rational-investor standard has become a substantive requirement of arbitration tribunal for multinational investors in renewable energy cross-border investment. The main purpose of its application is to limit the reasonable expectations of investors and balance the regulatory power of the host country with the interests of investors. Through empirical research, it can be found that with the development of arbitration practice, the connotation of rational investor standards has gradually become clear, and objective standards and subjective standards have been formed based on objective and subjective boundaries, respectively targeting the form of investor due diligence and the understanding of investment information. In the context of China's efforts to promote the Belt and Road renewable energy investment, the significance of clarifying the rational investor standard lies in that, guided by arbitration practice, Chinese investors can rationally construct an effective judgment on the institutional environment of the host country through the improvement of due diligence and the understanding of investment information in the process of investment in the Belt and Road renewable energy industry and can protect their legitimate rights and interests. |