📹 During Proximo Global 2024: Energy & Infrastructure Finance, we had the privilege of catching up with the best in their fields. We would like to thank Jan-Henrik Rufer, Director - Head of Project Finance at AMPYR Solar Europe, for sharing his valuable insights! Jan-Henrik Rufer discussed his role in leading project finance activities. He highlighted growth opportunities in Germany, the UK, and the Netherlands, focusing on the integration of battery storage with solar projects to enhance reliability and mitigate risks. Rufer addressed supply chain challenges, particularly lead times for critical equipment, and the importance of strong shareholder support. He also shares his positive experience at the #ProximoGlobal24, emphasizing its efficiency and the relevance of the discussions. ❌ Couldn't join us? Don't worry! Proximo Subscribers can access on-demand content and all of our events here: https://lnkd.in/eqkEM4Kr To learn more about our intelligence subscription and become part of the Proximo community, follow the link here: https://lnkd.in/ehm7iBxU us at [email protected]. #Proximo #projectfinance #batterystorage #solarprojects
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Yesterday, Paul Norrish, WiseEnergy’s MD, Client Management spoke at the Solarplaza summit in Frankfurt. The panel on which he was present discussed “how the asset manager’s role is evolving in a smarter energy society”. Rebecca Carter, WiseEnergy’s Global Managing Director attended the panel discussion, sharing the following key themes: ▪ Though technology plays an ever more important role in asset management, human oversight and intervention remains key (e.g. intervention in more “manual” issues such as resolving delays in getting critical spare parts to site, which can otherwise lead to significant losses for plants). ▪ Further, one of the challenges an asset manager faces irrespective of technology is the increasing number of stakeholders with whom they need to interact (ESG advisors, regulators, battery optimisers, grid operators, amongst many others). ▪ Batteries remain one of the biggest opportunities for the solar sector, though they present a challenge to asset managers given the complexity associated with understanding, measuring and reporting KPIs. An asset manager's role with batteries is still in its infancy but it is a critical area to get right, as the asset manager can help make (or break) the investment business case. Paul Norrish concluded “the future is bright - but it’s also very complicated!” | #solarplaza | #assetmanagement | #assetmanager | #batterystorage | #techinnovation | #assetmanager | #Europe23 | #clientmanagement |
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Great news in sustainable finance this week. Renewvia Energy Corporation, a leading U.S. solar development and installation company, has obtained a $15 million development loan from Treehouse Development Finance, associated with Treehouse Investments, LLC. Read the latest issue of our Endow Capital Impact Investments newsletter to learn more about this investment and other significant developments in sustainable finance. https://bit.ly/3udGPdU #EndowCapital #sustainablefinance #renewableenergy #cleantech #greenenergy #solarenergy
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Did you read our new energy article yet? 🗞 Andrew Beard, Director, summarises the significant opportunities within the energy market, based on an recent energy report of BloombergNEF. The report offers insights into the regions making the most substantial financial commitments and identifies sectors with the greatest potential. So, 🌍 where exactly are the largest global investments directed? Which regions are allocating more funds to new projects, and what types of projects are considered the future of investment? Check out the article via the link below to find out more! https://lnkd.in/esu853As #EnergyTransitionInvestment #EnergyTransition #AdvancedEngineering #AE #AERecruitment
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WUN Partner MEUC’s Buying and Using Utilities Live Spring Conference and Exhibition is taking place on 25 April at the IET Savoy Place in London. Join WUN Director, Jo Butlin there to: 🎯Discover the Future of Energy: Gain strategic insights into green hydrogen, renewable energy landscapes, and decarbonization's impact on utility bills. 🎯Navigate Carbon Reporting and Compliance: Learn best practices in carbon offsetting, ESG reporting, and the role of RGGOs and green gas in compliance. 🎯Master Energy Procurement in Volatile Markets: Explore risk management, Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), and advanced solutions for energy management. 🎯Unlock Emerging Technologies: Explore innovative strategies for sustainable energy and water management. 🎯Network with Industry Leaders: Connect with experts, policy makers, and peers to share experiences and collaborate on solutions. Don't miss this opportunity to gain insights, discover innovations, and build your professional network 👉🏼 Registration link is: https://lnkd.in/e3GmBfgp #utilities #networking #energy
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Significant investments in the #EnergyTransition will lead to utilities focusing efforts on refurbishing existing assets and investing in new energy platforms. Read more: https://pwc.to/3GlUS4M #PwCDeals #Power #Utilities
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A question we have been getting recently from our Private Equity clients is where they should be looking for opportunities in the ‘energy transition’. The energy transition is a key pillar of decarbonisation; it underpins the success of many business plans and is supported by investors, customers and regulators. At Baringa, we see significant opportunity for PE in tech, services and manufacturing across six energy transition themes: 1. Transport decarbonization (EV charging related services, components) 2. Efficiency through digitalisation (including energy data / modelling, trading & risk management, utility digitisation, industrial efficiency) 3. Renewables (O&M, tech, components with projected shortages / defensibility) 4. Grid Flexibility (network reinforcement, flexibility) 5. Building Modernisation (BtM assets, energy efficiency, energy services) 6. Efficiency advisory (ESG / Climate tech and software) As a leading consultancy in the energy transition, we have supported over 200 Strategy, CDD and value creation projects across these themes over the last year. Happy to set up a chat to take you through our thinking on this in more detail (along with, what I know you all really want – market maps!)
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🚀 Investment opportunities in the Energy Transition ⚡ As a leading consultancy in the energy transition, we consistently see trends for how our clients are financing decarbonisation activities. Here are six themes where we are unlocking investment opportunities for our clients.
A question we have been getting recently from our Private Equity clients is where they should be looking for opportunities in the ‘energy transition’. The energy transition is a key pillar of decarbonisation; it underpins the success of many business plans and is supported by investors, customers and regulators. At Baringa, we see significant opportunity for PE in tech, services and manufacturing across six energy transition themes: 1. Transport decarbonization (EV charging related services, components) 2. Efficiency through digitalisation (including energy data / modelling, trading & risk management, utility digitisation, industrial efficiency) 3. Renewables (O&M, tech, components with projected shortages / defensibility) 4. Grid Flexibility (network reinforcement, flexibility) 5. Building Modernisation (BtM assets, energy efficiency, energy services) 6. Efficiency advisory (ESG / Climate tech and software) As a leading consultancy in the energy transition, we have supported over 200 Strategy, CDD and value creation projects across these themes over the last year. Happy to set up a chat to take you through our thinking on this in more detail (along with, what I know you all really want – market maps!)
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The hot topic in every way is energy transition, its rapid evolution, and its global effect on industry and businesses. At the forefront of industry goals is to have sustainable, affordable, and reliable energy. The role of M&A in transitioning businesses into energy efficiency is becoming increasingly important, and business leaders need bold plans and to be prepared to make changes. It is here where Clairfield can help. Our managing director in Italy and co-head of Clairfield’s energy, cleantech & resources group, Marino Marchi, gives his perspective on the increasing need for companies to consider acquisitions as a strategy to rebalance their carbon portfolios and why this transition is reshaping the landscape for M&A. In this article — which follows on from a recent sector talk — Marino explains why and how some companies in Italy are leading the way in energy transition and shares some insights into its impact on M&A. Find out more in this link: https://lnkd.in/dQnasxrk #EnergyTransition #Energy #netzero #mergersandacquisitions #italy
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