European Solar Markets Roundtables
There will be 10 interactive roundtables taking place simultaneously – with each roundtable focused on a specific country or region covered on the programme. Each roundtable will be moderated by […]
The Long-Term Investment Outlook for Spanish Solar
Spain has the largest solar pipeline in Europe with 100+ GW of projects already with grid approval. The country is now targeting 170GW of solar PV by 2030 following revisions […]
When Does Including Green Hydrogen Make a Solar Project More Attractive?
The EU is targeting 42% of H2 used in industry and transport to be sourced from renewables by 2030. How does this change the offtake market outlook for hydrogen produced […]
Romania 2023-24: Solar Opportunities in a Growing Market
The Romanian Ministry of Energy has partnered with the European bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to set up a Romanian Contracts for Difference (CfD) with the first round taking […]
Powering Poland: What’s Next for Poland?
Poland is experiencing an expansion of its balancing market and ancillary services – what does this mean for solar portfolios ahead? How are investors and developers practicing cable pooling fast […]
Networking & Lunch Break
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Alternative Financing Opportunities for Renewables Deployment
Under what conditions are green bonds an attractive financing method for a solar or storage projects? What is needed to mainstream this method of financing renewable projects? How should developers […]
Roundtable: Investor-Developer Meet and Greet
This session will begin with quick-fire presentations from each investor on the investment, acquisition and partnerships opportunities they’re currently seeking. Investors have been selected to cover a range of activities, […]
Tackling the EPC Capacity Shortfall
With Europe projected to be at near a TW of solar capacity by 2030, the next key bottleneck ahead is the shortfall in EPC capacity across Europe. This session brings […]
Cost of Capital: What Will Be the New Normal?
Over the course of the 2010’s, the UK and Euro area enjoyed historic low levels of interest rates. With interest, inflation and lending rates on the rise, what does this […]
