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Finance
When: Wednesday, 3 April 2019, 14:00 - 15:15
Where: Auditorium 1
Session description
The method of awarding public support for wind projects in Europe has largely moved to competitive auctions. This session will consider how auctions across Europe affect financial decisions and how finance structures can help reduce cost for developers and win tenders. Panellists will also consider financing new technologies such as floating wind and consider if structures which are currently available will be sufficient to bridge the ‘technology risk gap’.
Learning objectives
- Market update (equity and debt in offshore);
- How auction processes affect financing decisions;
- How finance structures can help reduce Levelised Cost Of Electricity (LCOE) and win tenders;
- How can finance be made available for new technologies? Can current finance structures adapt to more technology risks?
- What’s next – new solutions and trends.
Session chair
Catrin Jung
Chairwoman, BWO - German Association of Offshore Wind Park Operators
Introduction
Lena Kitzing
Senior Researcher, DTU Wind Energy
Mak Dukan
Aures II Team Member & PhD Student, DTU Wind Energy
Panel discussion
João Pedro Sumavielle
Finance Director, EDPR
Jérôme Guillet
Managing Director, Green Giraffe
Christina Sørensen
Senior Partner, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners
Nigel Slater
Managing Director - Development Europe, Northland Power Inc
Grzegorz Gorski
Managing Director Centralised Generation, ENGIE