Tim Kallas

CIO

Blue Elephant Energy

Tim Kallas was born in 1980 in Willich. He graduated with a degree in business administration, successfully completed executive education programs in America and obtained the EACVA certification as a valuation analyst. He began his career as an Analyst at Deutsche Bank AG in 2007, moving to Capital Stage AG (now ENCAVIS AG) in the same year. Since 2012, he worked there as an Investment Director for renewable energies. In 2016, Tim Kallas became CIO of Blue Elephant Energy.

11:40

- 12:40

Roundtables

Roundtables: Developers-Investors Meet & Greet

This session will begin with a quick-fire presentation which will be delivered by Bloomberg. It will cover the landscape and context for M&A and partnerships in 2023.

The audience will then split into smaller round table discussion groups where investors and developers can discuss business 1-2-1. Each round table will be hosted by an investor and developers will move around the room.

Tickets only available to developers & investors.

Moderated By

Pietro Radoia

, Senior Analyst

, Bloomberg NEF

Andrew Bujtor

, Managing Director

, Low Carbon

Charlie Websper

, Senior Director

, DIF Capital Partners

Alistair Perkins

, Head of Infrastructure Debt & Project Finance

, NN Investment Partners

Albert Winid

, Core Infrastructure, Poland Head of Origination & Asset Management

, Abrdn

David Tilstone

, Renewables Sector Head, EMEA

, Macquarie Asset Management

Benjamin Kennedy

, Managing Director – Renewables

, Ardian

Anthony Doherty

, Chief Investment Officer

, NTR plc

Tim Kallas

, CIO

, Blue Elephant Energy

Anastasios Christakis

, Managing Director

, Claritas Investments

14:40

- 15:20

Panel Discussion

CAPEX – What Should We Expect in 2023?

CAPEX and power prices went up in 2022, what does this mean for project economics moving forward?
How might power prices pan out across Europe - what has winter 2022 shown us?
Where can asset owners spend to boost yield and what's not worth it?
How have current economics affected projects planned under different scenarios?