Future of Energy

Thursday 29 February 2024

Program Day 1

08:00

Registration & Welcome Coffee

60 min.

Session Topics:

Session 1

Opening of the Conference

09:00

Opening Words

30 min.

Talitha Muusse

Conference host

Michael Jongeneel

FMO

Session Topics:

09:30

A Global View on the Forces Impacting the Future of Energy

presentation

30 min.

The world has seen some radical changes over the past few years, which have impacted energy systems and accelerated the renewable energy transition. How will geopolitical developments, lingering supply chain issues, and fluctuating prices of energy and materials shape the future of energy, especially in emerging markets and developing economies? And what will a potential further increase in interest rates mean for the appetite for investing in renewable energy development in developing countries?

Gerard Reid

Alexa Capital

Gerard Reid

Co-Founder & Partner

Alexa Capital

Gerard Reid is a Co-founder and Partner at Alexa Capital, an independent financial services business committed to mobilizing capital towards achieving net-zero. He is also a Fellow at the Institute of the Environment at the University of Minnesota and a member of the Global Future Council on Advanced Energy Technologies at the World Economic Forum. Gerard has developed a strong reputation as a leading global expert in the energy and mobility space. A trusted authority on the energy transition, he is a published author and avid blogger, with a following of more than 200k across several platforms. He is also the co-host of “REDEFINING ENERGY” podcast, the leading energy podcast in Europe. He is focused on empowering and accelerating change by advising organizations, industry leaders and global decision-makers (business, finance and government) on the transition towards net-zero carbon emissions. His breadth of experience stems from 20 years working in the finance industry (equity research, fund management and corporate finance) with a focus on both the energy transition and the digital energy revolution the sector is going through. Prior to founding Alexa Capital, he was Managing Director and Head of European Cleantech Research at Jefferies & Co. Gerard was also a lecturer at the University of Applied Sciences in Berlin, TU Berlin and Imperial College in London.

Session Topics:

The impact of macroeconomic and geopolitical developments on financing and developing renewable energy projects
Assessing the status of renewable energy
How rising inflation and interest rates are affecting the energy transition in emerging markets
Unpacking the diminishing risk appetite for emerging markets, due to higher capital costs

10:00

Key Trends from Emerging Markets

panel

45 min.

Although there are many similarities between the renewable energy development trajectories in Africa, South East Asia, Latin America and Eastern Europe, these four regions each have their own characteristics, challenges and opportunities. In a reporter-style session, we will take a tour around the world with developers and investors active in these regions and bring you up to speed on the key global market trends.

moderator

Talitha Muusse

Conference host

Osaruyi Orobosa-Ogbeide

Africa Finance Corporation

Osaruyi Orobosa-Ogbeide

Senior Vice President Project Development

Africa Finance Corporation

Osaruyi Orobosa-Ogbeide is an accomplished business executive with international experience, focusing on financing infrastructure projects across Africa by developing projects and teams that implement multi-million-dollar projects in mining, renewable energy, power, transport, telecoms and heavy manufacturing. Osaruyi currently serves as Senior Vice President Project Development and Investments, at the Africa Finance Corporation (AFC), where he is responsible for AFC’s project development efforts, business development and project origination. He also has in the past managed the AFC-FMO joint project development facility, which deployed early-stage investment to projects to achieve bankability. He is the Alternate Director on the Board of the Africa Infrastructure Development Association (AfIDA). He was a former Board Member of Day Star Power Nigeria. Osaruyi executed AFC’s first platform investment in the Gabon Special Economic Zone (GSEZ), alongside the Gabonese government and Olam International, a long-time player in Gabon’s agro-industrial and infrastructure space. The investment supported development and construction of a portfolio of seven portfolio projects, industrial economic zones, and common infrastructure. He is currently leading the development of several renewable projects at AFC. He recently led the origination, development, and financing of AFC’s 60MW wind farm in Djibouti, which was commissioned in September 2023 and where he served as Project Director (acting CEO) of the operating company, Red Sea Power. He is leading the development of several projects on the continent. Osaruyi began his career with Financial Derivatives Company – a boutique investment banking firm in Lagos, in November 2007 as an economic research analyst and left the company as head of Financial Advisory. Osaruyi has an MBA from Lagos Business School, a degree in Biochemistry from the University of Benin and has attended several trainings in project finance, financial modelling, writing and public speaking, entrepreneurship, a corporate governance course at IMD and other leadership courses at the London Business School.

Stefan Issler

responsAbility

Stefan Issler

Head of Direct Investments

responsAbility

Stefan works for responsAbility in his role as Head Direct Investments and has more than 16 years of experience in the financial industry with a focus on energy over the last nine years. He has a proven track record in leading, structuring, negotiating and executing debt investments in the energy and financial sectors and an extensive knowledge of business practices in developing countries with a focus on Sub-Sahara Africa and Asia, including 50+ due diligences conducted in 20+ countries. Stefan is leading a team responsible for all climate finance debt financing for companies/projects in the renewable energy (energy access, distributed energy for commercial & industrial or SME off-takers and small-scale renewable energy generation), e-mobility and energy efficiency sectors. He is managing the relationship with partner institutions responsAbility lends to in these sectors, across all stages of the investment process and is responsible to establish long-term partnerships with sponsors, lenders, advisors and development agencies. Stefan holds a Master’s degree in Economics from the University of Zurich and a Master of Advanced Studies in Development and Cooperation from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich.

Jon Bahen

JCM Power

Marnix Monsfort

FMO

Ann-Mari Lillejord

Scatec

Anne Gautier

Proparco

Bruce Johnson

Masdar (Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company)

Petra Kotte

DEG (Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft)

Session Topics:

State of markets around the globe
Opportunities and challenges in developing and financing renewable energy projects in emerging markets

10:45

Networking Break

Session Topics:

Session 2A

Pioneer & Develop - Green Hydrogen

11:30

Green Hydrogen: A Bubble or a Game Changer in Decarbonization?

panel

60 min.

How big a part will green hydrogen play in the future of energy? Believers and criticasters will discuss different aspects of the business model, such as its feasibility, sustainability and the offtake potential for green hydrogen. Get involved in an energetic debate regarding the true potential of green hydrogen and its realistic contribution to achieving the 2050 climate goals.

moderator

Angie Salom

FMO

Georges Beukering

Climate Fund Managers (CFM)

Georges Beukering

Director, Head of Capital Raising & BD

Climate Fund Managers (CFM)

Georges Beukering is the Head of Capital Raising and Business Development at Climate Fund Managers (CFM), a leading climate-centric blended finance fund manager. CFM designs and deploys climate finance funds at scale and at pace, in partnership to develop climate-resilient solutions. CFM manages two emerging market infrastructure funds focused on climate change mitigation and adaptation: Climate Investor One, a c.1 billion USD fund focused on renewable energy, and Climate Investor Two, a c.1 billion USD fund focused on water, sanitation and oceans infrastructure. CFM is currently raising its third fund, Climate Credit Fund, a 1 billion USD target private credit fund and preparing for a fourth fund focused on green hydrogen. Established in 2015, CFM is a joint venture between the Dutch entrepreneurial development bank, FMO, and Sanlam InfraWorks, part of the Sanlam Group of South Africa. CFM invests across Africa, Asia, and Latin America, with headquarters in The Netherlands. Prior to CFM, Georges worked as senior Banker at the Dutch Development Bank, FMO. Before joining FMO, Georges worked at ABN AMRO Financial Markets department and the Dutch Ministry of Finance. Georges holds a MSc degree of Applied Mathematics from Twente University and an MSc degree of International Economics & Business Studies from Erasmus University in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Andreas Cremer

DEG (Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft)

Monica Swanson

Port of Rotterdam

Jürgen Peterseim

PwC

Session Topics:

Applications and impact: a role beyond fertilizer and industrial use?
Navigating the global hydrogen highway: challenges and opportunities
The role of developing economies in producing, transporting, and consuming green hydrogen
The sustainability dilemma: efficiency, opportunity cost, and export of energy in underserved economies

Session 2B

Scale & Accelerate - Growth of C&I

11:30

Booming Business: The Expanding C&I Segment

panel

60 min.

Though still a relatively underserved market segment for solar systems, the C&I sector will become increasingly renewable-energy hungry as governments increase incentives to deliver on decarbonization targets, and fossil-fuelled electricity prices continue to be volatile. The market segment is picking up the pace quickly. By 2026, 125 GW of C&I rooftop solar is forecasted to have been installed, making C&I solar an increasing and significant contributor to the global renewable energy supply. Join this session to stay on top of the latest market dynamics and trends in the C&I sector and learn from experienced developers.

moderator

Anders Hauch

Frontier Energy

Christiane Würdemann

Mirova SunFunder

Prince Ojeabulu

Rensource Energy

Eren Ergin

BECIS - Berkeley Energy Commercial & Industrial Solutions.

Rupesh Hindocha

Starsight Premier Energy Group

Rupesh Hindocha

CEO and Chairman

Starsight Premier Energy Group

Rupesh is the CEO of SPEG, a joint venture between Starsight Energy Africa Holdings and Premier Solar Group, focused on delivering fully financed sustainable power solutions to C&I clients across East Africa. To date, the company has delivered 29 C&I solar PV projects in Kenya, totaling over 14 MWp, with a further 3 projects, totaling over 10 MWp, currently under procurement, construction, or license applications. Rupesh is an accomplished investment banker with a 20+ year track record in emerging markets. With a strong belief in solar PV technology, an extensive network in the finance community and a deep corporate client base in Sub Sharan Africa and South Asia, Rupesh founded Premier Solar Group in 2016 to help empower C&I companies in the region in reducing their environmental impact and achieve substantial cost savings through the adoption of distributed solar PV systems. Rupesh is an adviser on Sub-Saharan Africa at Faber Capital Limited. He previously advised Dubai Carbon Centre of Excellence on their expansion into the C&I solar business in Dubai. He is part of the C&I working group within ESAK, the Energy Sector Association of Kenya. Rupesh holds a BSc in Economics from University College London.

Session Topics:

Finding the right model: Self-consumption vs. feeding into the grid
Innovations in C&I: storage, bifacial/tracking, floating. What can we expect in the coming years?
How to boost C&I growth: obstacles in regulation, technology and client preferences
Financing: challenges and solutions related to financing C&I solar

12:30

Networking Lunch

Session Topics:

Session 3A

Pioneer & Develop - BESS

14:00

Taking Charge with Energy Storage

panel

60 min.

Storage technologies like batteries are deployed to balance the intermittent nature of renewables and to support grid stability and reliability. As of such, storage is a vital element to the future of energy. Its contribution to the energy transition in developing economies, island states and other countries in need of clean and affordable access to energy is clear. The business case, however, is not yet as clear globally. Get up to speed with the fast developments in storage, from a technology, market and finance perspective.

moderator

Marianna Sédéfian

Trinity International

Marianna Sédéfian

Partner

Trinity International

Marianna Sédéfian is a Partner in Trinity International Paris. Prior to joining Trinity Paris in 2019, Marianna was a counsel in the Energy, Infrastructure, Project and Asset Finance group of the Paris office of White & Case. Marianna has vast experience assisting banks, French and foreign credit institutions and advising national and international sponsors on their project financing transactions (notably in Africa), generally based on PPP, concession agreements, BOT or similar agreements. Marianna’s practice is very diverse and spans several industries, including power, renewables, mining, industrials and infrastructure. Her deals involve advising banks/commercial lenders, international financial institutions, sponsors and corporates. She brings to the clients particular strengths in all aspects of the structuring and financing of major infrastructure, industrial and energy projects, as well as their corporate law specificities. Her practice has a focus on the financing aspects of complex multi-sourced transactions in emerging markets as well as the implementation of very innovative financing products in France. Alongside these skills, Marianna has a deep knowledge of the African OHADA law, allowing her to advise her clients on their investments and project financings in Africa. Marianna has been distinguished in 2023 by Jeune Afrique as the Best Lawyer in Renewable Energy among the 100 most influential business lawyers on the African market.

Rianne 't Hoen

DNV

Mark Roesink

FMO

Alexandre Lambolez

Qair Group

Michael Salomon

Clean Horizon

Session Topics:

Regional market updates
Battery technology advancements
Bankability of storage projects

Session 3B

Scale & Accelerate - Merchant Markets

14:00

Moving to Merchant: Risks and Rewards

panel

60 min.

The renewable industry is moving to the next phase of market integration, in which projects will be partially or fully exposed to wholesale prices and the associated risks. This session will discuss the transition from gold-plated PPAs to merchant markets. Both financial institutions and developers will share lessons learned so far related to dealing with the risks and opportunities of merchant electricity markets.

moderator

Vivek Mittal

Africa Infrastructure Development Association (AfiDA)

Ana Hajduka

Africa GreenCo

Mehmet Erdem Yasar

EBRD - European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

Maurits Jager

Scatec

Maurits Jager

Head of Project Finance & Investments

Scatec

Maurits Jager is Head of Project Finance & Investments at Scatec, a leading renewable power producer that develops, builds, owns and operates solar, wind and hydropower plants as well as storage solutions in emerging and growth markets. Maurits, who is based in Oslo, has 11 years of experience in investing in and financing energy projects around the globe. Upon joining Scatec in 2018 he raised financing for Scatec's Ukrainian solar PV portfolio, was involved in various PV and wind projects in Asia and Europe and later was responsible for Project Finance in Europe and Latin America. Being passionate about delivering clean electricity to emerging markets, he believes shifting from mainly long-term PPAs with state-owned utilities to electricity markets with corporate and merchant off-take requires more creative thinking and an even closer relationship with lenders, who (will) play a pivotal role in getting such projects off the ground. Prior to Scatec, he worked at Dutch merchant bank NIBC covering corporate, asset and project financing in the energy space, supporting clients across Northwestern Europe and Southeast Asia. Maurits, a Dutch national, holds an Msc in Systems Engineering, Policy Analysis and Management from Delft University of Technology.

Rens Philipsen

Baringa

Rens Philipsen

Manager

Baringa

Rens Philipsen is a Manager at Baringa Partners, where he focuses on providing commercial advisory and transaction support for renewable and flexible assets. His advisory has supported debt and equity raises for renewable assets in developed and emerging markets, from CfD and subsidy-backed projects to merchant and PPA financing. His work with developers, investors, and lenders supports gigawatts of investments and debt financing. His focus is on the fundamental dynamics of power markets, analysing the interaction between short-term markets and their price signals and showcasing their impact on long-term commercial structures, investment decisions, and risk allocations. This expertise is leveraged in further commercial advisory on route to market agreements, from PPA strategy development for producers and offtakers all the way to valuation, risk evaluation, and negotiation support. Rens has 10 years of experience working with end users to develop solutions to fundamental challenges in power markets. Before Baringa, he worked in short-term power trading, building new market capabilities for renewables origination and proprietary trading desks, and in academia as a researcher on electricity market design. Based in Baringa’s Rotterdam office, Rens’ team spans locations across Europe to provide advisory with impact across the globe.

Session Topics:

Differences between traditional PPAs and exposure to market risk
Bankability of merchant-based assets
How to forecast both short-term and long-term price development
Lessons learned from banks and developers

Pitch Session

Fast Forward Stage

14:00

Innovate & Elevate: Climate Tech Startups in Action

60 min.

Innovation and accelerating the deployment of technology breakthroughs are critical to the energy transition. To achieve net zero by 2050, 35 percent of our emissions reductions need to come from technologies that are only at prototype or demonstration stage today. Join us for a dynamic session where four cutting-edge climate tech startups will showcase their revolutionary solutions. In collaboration with Third Derivative, a global innovation engine housed at Rocky Mountain Institute, these startups are actively solving some of the world’s hardest decarbonization challenges. Discover their potential and understand the impact their technologies could have on the global energy paradigm.

moderator

Rushad Nanavatty

RMI - Rocky Mountain Institute

Rushad Nanavatty

Managing Director, Third Derivative

RMI - Rocky Mountain Institute

Rushad Nanavatty currently leads Third Derivative, the world’s leading early-stage climate tech accelerator, which has helped 150+ startups so far — each with gigaton-scale emissions abatement potential — raise over $900 million in funding and forge a range of corporate partnerships through an inclusive ecosystem approach. Rushad also helped establish and lead the Global Cooling Prize, a global innovation competition to develop a climate-friendly residential cooling solution that produces 80 percent lower emissions than today’s standard room air-conditioners. Previously, he worked with the Energy Web Foundation (EWF), a partnership between RMI and Grid Singularity to develop promising applications for blockchain technology in the energy sector. Prior to joining RMI, Rushad served as the founding COO of WeGen Energy, a start-up developing off-grid energy solutions and virtual power plants in the Philippines and Vietnam, utilizing a mix of distributed solar and battery energy storage. Before WeGen, Rushad spent six years at McKinsey & Company as a member of the firm’s sustainability, infrastructure, and private equity practices. At McKinsey, he led projects for clients across Africa, Asia, and the Americas including market entry, growth, turn-around and sustainability strategies, operations transformations, reorganizations, and commercial due diligences.

Dolf Joekes

AtmosZero Europe

Rainer Hönig

betteries AMPS

Felipe Loose

Enline Energy

Christopher Brandon

EH Group

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15:00

Networking Coffee Break

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Session 4A

Pioneer & Develop - Offshore Wind

15:45

Harnessing the Potential of Offshore Wind Development

panel

60 min.

For many years, offshore wind witnessed large scale investment, largely thanks to technological improvements and economies of scale. Now, offshore wind is increasingly gaining interest in new geographies. Projections suggest that offshore wind will reach installation rates between 15 and 21 GW/year from 2025 to 2030. This session will explore the potential for offshore wind to continue its role in the future of energy and if new geographies can ride on the wave of past successes and ramp up their local offshore markets.

moderator

Doreen Abeysundra

Fresco CleanTech Solutions

Huub den Rooijen

The World Bank

Edwin van de Brug

Van Oord

Anna Marie Owie

EIFO

Pablo Necochea

BlueFloat Energy

Pablo Necochea

Floating Systems Integration Strategy Director

BlueFloat Energy

Pablo Necochea is the Floating Systems Integration Strategy Director at BlueFloat Energy, where he applies his extensive expertise to support the company’s offshore wind project development activities globally. In this role, he is responsible for developing and implementing strategies of integrating different parts of floating wind systems across the portfolio of projects. With a strong technical and commercial track record spanning over a decade in the wind energy industry, Pablo has been instrumental in sector development and business growth, particularly in pioneering and structuring Floating Wind area at Vestas and exploring new markets at Senvion. His credentials to date demonstrate his skills in market analysis, strategic planning, and successfully leading companies into new markets. This wealth of experience is crucial in his current role, where he manages the delicate balance between innovative technological solutions and practical market applications in the offshore wind sector. Pablo’s academic qualifications, including a Master’s in Renewable Energy Systems from Hamburg University of Applied Sciences and an engineering degree in Renewable Natural Resources from Universidad de Chile, provide a solid foundation for his professional pursuits.

Session Topics:

Offshore wind market development forecasts
Specific opportunities and challenges related to offshore wind project development
The bankability of offshore wind projects in new markets

Session 4B

Scale & Accelerate - Transmission & Distribution

15:45

Transitioning to the Next Chapter: Private Sector Involvement in the State-Dominated Transmission and Distribution Space

panel

60 min.

The energy transition will increasingly require significant investments towards the upgrading of transmission and distribution systems. Although state-owned companies have historically dominated the transmission and distribution sectors, private sector participation is increasing rapidly. How do we nurture and encourage this development? Join this session and learn from real-life examples.

moderator

Ryan Ketchum

Hunton Andrews Kurth

Ryan Ketchum

Partner

Hunton Andrews Kurth

Ryan has 25 years of experience with a focus on energy and infrastructure projects located in emerging and frontier markets. He has advised on projects in over 40 countries worldwide, across Africa, Europe, the Middle East, North America, Southeast Asia and the Indian Subcontinent. Ryan is recognised as a leading lawyer by several legal guides including Chambers Africa‐wide Projects & Energy (2013 ‐ Present), Chambers Global Projects, U.K. (2020, 2023), Legal 500 GC Private Practice Powerlist: Africa Specialists and IFLR1000 in several areas including project finance and development. Ryan is a frequent author and speaker on energy and infrastructure matters. Within the last several years, Ryan has served as a co‐author on a number of books including Understanding Energy Storage, Understanding Power Transmission Financing, Understanding Power Purchase Agreements, Understanding Project Financing, and Understanding Power Project Procurement, which were funded and supported by the United States Department of Commerce’s Commercial Law Development Program and involved the World Bank, the African Development Bank’s African Legal Support Facility, and the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (which was formerly known as OPIC).

Epitacio Miranda

Actis

Chris Flavin

Gridworks Partners

Chris Flavin

Head of Business Development

Gridworks Partners

Chris is the Head of Business Development at Gridworks Development Partners. Gridworks develops and invests in Transmission & Distribution, and off-grid infrastructure in Africa. Gridworks is owned and funded by the UK government through its shareholder, British International Investment. Gridworks is currently developing a portfolio of large scale transmission projects in Africa which will be among the first independent power transmission projects on the continent. Gridworks is also the lead developer of Moyi Power in DRC, and the controlling shareholder of distributed utilities Virunga Power and Sustainable Power Solutions. Chris has extensive international project development and M&A experience which spans Africa, Asia and Europe. Chris began his career as a private practice lawyer advising a wide range of institutional investors before joining British International Investment in 2014. He was involved in the strategy which led to Gridworks’ formation in 2019 and has served on Gridworks’ senior management team since it was founded. Chris is responsible for project development and investment activities at Gridworks and sits on the Board of several of Gridworks’ portfolio companies. He is a regular contributor to publications and panel discussions on the African Infrastructure sector, and co-authored Understanding Transmission Financing, a publication funded by the US Government’s Commercial Law Development Program.

Jisung Won

MIGA

Session Topics:

The role transmission and distribution will play in the energy transition
The business models and project structures that result in investable transmission and distribution projects
Which features do legal and regulatory frameworks need to enable private investment in transmission and distribution

Pitch session

Fast Forward Stage

15:45

Renewable Rendezvous: Catapulting Next-Gen Developers into Financial Success

90 min.

This Pitch Session will last from 15:45 until 17:15

On the 'Fast Forward Stage', AfIDA will present five aspiring, highly-capable developers from Africa, who will deliver their renewable energy investment pitches to the audience. These first-time developers represent a new wave of homegrown project development talent, poised to transform the landscape of clean energy in Africa. In a fast-paced pitch format, each developer will showcase their projects, ranging from solar PV, hydro, waste-to-energy and biofuels. The goal? To secure partnerships and investments that will propel their projects to financial close. But that's not all – a panel of seasoned renewable energy investors from FMO, Climate Fund Managers, Get.invest, Trinity and Africa GreenCo will mentor these developers, and will provide instantaneous feedback to the developers.

moderator

Vivek Mittal

Africa Infrastructure Development Association (AfiDA)

Noble Ekajeh

Phoenix Edison Limited

Tunde Akerele

Tatanga Energy

Johannes Bochdalofsky

SeaH4

Junnie Wangari

Wanergy Africa Limited

Junnie Wangari

CEO and Founder

Wanergy Africa Limited

Junnie is a vision-driven and experienced business leader with a proven history of innovation and achievement, cultivated throughout her career from driving new products lines, to driving efficiencies in the value chain and expanding boundaries of existing products. She has over 20 years’ experience in sales, marketing and business development having worked and held leadership roles in various multinational companies that include GlaxoSmithKline, Airtel, Coca-Cola Africa and Bidco Africa Limited. Her leadership qualities have enabled her to build long standing relationships with customers and allowed her to build consensus among multi-national teams and stakeholders to influence positive change and leverage resources to build sustainable businesses. Junnie is passionate about the environment and living in a growing African city has over the years seen increased significant pressure on the city’s resources especially in areas around waste generation and disposal. Illegal and uncontrolled waste dumping has become the norm leading to unsustainable open dump sites that have become a health and safety hazard to human and animal life. It is on this platform that Wanergy Africa Limited was born- To develop sustainable disposal solutions to municipal waste material through its conversion into renewable energy and other sustainable resources and build profitable value chains that benefit the same communities. Junnie holds a Masters Degree in Strategic Management from The School of Business, The University of Nairobi and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics & Mathematics from the University of Nairobi. A Diploma holder in Marketing from The Chartered Institute of Marketing, she is also a member of the Marketing Society of Kenya and Kenya Renewable Energy Association that keeps her abreast of new developments and frontiers that need human intervention to create a better world for all.

Herbert Wakaabu

Kwanza

Herbert Wakaabu

Founder & Director, Project Development

Kwanza

Herbert is the Founder and Director of Project Development at Kwanza, a first-time development company of electricity generation and transmission infrastructure in Uganda; with plans to expand its footprint in other SSA markets. With a legal advisory background and over 12 years of electricity sector experience, Herbert started by advising on legal and regulatory aspects of power generation projects in Uganda before founding Kwanza in 2016. Under Kwanza, Herbert has successfully curated a portfolio and pipeline of generation and transmission development assets with an investment value of over EUR 184 million, collaborating with partners like Serengeti Energy. He also played a crucial role in advocating for the framework enabling private sector participation in Uganda’s HVTG space. Herbert has also advised the Rockefeller Foundation and the Global Energy Alliance for People and Planet (GEAPP), on the bankability of electricity markets in SSA through a private sector lens. Herbert is a certified expert in Climate and Renewable Finance (Frankfurt School of Finance & Management).

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16:45

Short Break

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Session 5

Closing the First Conference Day

17:00

Recap of the First Conference Day

15 min.

Taking stock of the major learnings, insights and highlights of the first day of Future of Energy.

Talitha Muusse

Conference host

Huib-Jan de Ruijter

FMO

Edwin Koot

Solarplaza

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17:15

Illuminating Change: Landscapes of the Future

presentation

30 min.

As an innovative thought leader, Daan Roosegaarde showcases the importance of “Schoonheid” (a Dutch word signifying both beauty and cleanliness) as a core value, along with his vision for a better future. He'll give a lecture in which he highlights his innovative practices, which merge people, technology, and space to create a future-proof world. Virtual floods, smog-sucking towers and organic fireworks; Roosegaarde pulls technology out of the screens to explore the social role of design in our world, and activate solutions to improve life in urban environments.

Daan Roosegaarde

Studio Roosegaarde

Daan Roosegaarde

Artist and Innovator

Studio Roosegaarde

Dutch artist and innovator Daan Roosegaarde (1979) is a creative thinker and maker of social designs which explore the relation between people, technology and space. He founded Studio Roosegaarde in 2007, where he works with his team of designers and engineers towards a better future. Together they develop ‘Landscapes of the Future’ building smart sustainable prototypes for the cities of tomorrow. Roosegaarde has been driven by nature’s gifts such as light emitting fireflies and jellyfish since an early age. His fascination for nature and technology is reflected in his iconic designs such as Waterlicht (a virtual flood) and Smog Free Project (the largest outdoor air purifier in the world which makes jewellery from smog) and Space Waste Lab (the mission to upcycle junk that floats in space). Roosegaarde graduated from The Berlage Institute with a master in architecture. He is a Young Global Leader at the World Economic Forum, a visiting professor at several universities, was selected by Forbes and Good 100 as a creative change maker and named Artist of the Year 2016 in The Netherlands. Roosegaarde has been the recipient of numerous prestigious awards including the Shenzhen Global Design Award, Ethics Ethical Award, World OMOSIROI Award Japan, Dezeen Award, London Design Innovation Medal, DFA Gold and Grand Award Hong Kong, LIT 2017 Lighting Designer of the Year Award, D&AD Awards 2017, the World Technology Award, two Dutch Design Awards, the Charlotte Köhler Award, and China’s Most Successful Design Award. He has exhibited at the Design Museum London, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum, Tate Modern, Tokyo National Museum, Le Musée des Arts Décoratifs Paris, Victoria & Albert Museum, and various public spaces across the globe.

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17:45

Networking Drinks

Location: Beurs van Berlage. Free to attend after the conference.

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18:30

Networking Event

Location: Koepelkerk Amsterdam.
The Networking Event is Sold Out

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Friday 1 March 2024

Program Day 2

08:00

Registration & Welcome Coffee

60 min.

Session Topics:

Session 6

Opening of the Conference

09:00

Opening Words

20 min.

Talitha Muusse

Conference host

Damilola Adeyanju

Future Energy Leaders The Netherlands

Peter Maila

FMO

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09:20

A Just Energy Transition

presentation

30 min.

The global energy access gap persists, as 675 million people still lack access to electricity and over 2.3 billion people continue to rely on harmful cooking fuels. It’s become clear that the world is not on track to achieve SDG 7 (“affordable and clean energy for all”) by 2030. This lack of power hinders people, businesses, and public institutions, and reduces food security, economic opportunity, and welfare. Without significant energy access investments in the low-income markets, entire countries will be left behind in the clean energy transition.

Damilola Ogunbiyi

Sustainable Energy for All (SEforALL)

Session Topics:

Impact of climate change on the global south
How to reach net zero while leaving no one behind
Pain points and future solutions in energy access for all
Women's participation in the energy transition

09:50

ESG Management in the Context of the Energy Transition

panel

40 min.

The sustainable energy transition risks being tainted by numerous factors: social issues (such as forced labor in our supply chain), rising mineral demand, the environmental impact of manufacturing materials and other risks are at the forefront of it. At the same time, the focus on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors is increasing, due to shifts in corporate values and strategy, new regulations, and customer and investor priorities. In this session, financial and renewable representatives meet and discuss how these two trends can either alleviate or complicate one another.

moderator

Sindhura Swaminathan

Eversheds Sutherland

Sindhura Swaminathan

Partner

Eversheds Sutherland

Sindhura Swaminathan is a partner at Eversheds Sutherland in Paris where she heads the Banking & Finance department. She specializes in project finance, asset finance and export finance. She is dually qualified under English and French law and speaks English, French, Hindi and Tamil fluently. During her career, Sindhura was seconded for one year (2014-2015) to the Johannesburg office of the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and more recently to Proparco, a subsidiary of the Agence Française de Développement in Paris. Sindhura has a wide range of experience, including major investments in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East. She has notably significant experience in energy and infrastructure financings: roads, motorways, hospitals, railways, mining, etc. She’s been advising French and international sponsors, borrowers, and lenders such as French and foreign commercial banks and multilateral development banks. Sindhura graduated from the University of Nottingham and the Nottingham Law School. She began her career with White and Case in the London and New York offices where she became Solicitor in 2010 and then joined the office of Paris where she was promoted to Counsel. She joined Eversheds Sutherland in 2021. She was recognized as one of Europe’s 25 future female leaders in law by Law.com.

Maarten van Renssen

Globeleq Africa Ltd

Maarten van Renssen

Managing Director, ESG and Climate

Globeleq Africa Ltd

Maarten is a sustainability leader with 30 years professional experience in the private sector, working in numerous countries and sectors across Africa and Asia. This includes Industry, Development Finance and Consulting experience in the energy, mining and infrastructure sectors. At Globeleq, Maarten is responsible for the corporate ESG and Climate strategies and implementation thereof. He is managing the ESG and climate teams that implements Globeleq’s ESG standards in all projects in all phases, and who sets and monitors the company’s Climate Strategy. He has also been involved in managing numerous renewable and gas-fired power projects. He is well-versed with international ESG standards and translating them into actions. At the Board level, Maarten is responsible for reporting into the ESSG and Climate Committee. Before Globeleq, Maarten worked at FMO as ESG Lead in amongst others the Energy department. Responsible for ESG due diligence and leading complex projects through finance processes, as well as driving the internal sustainability strategy and managing teams. Before that Maarten has worked as an ESG Consultant in a variety of sectors, including mining and infrastructure. He holds a social science Bachelors and Honours Degree from University of Pretoria and University of Stellenboch respectively in South Africa, and a Post Master Executive certificate on Sustainability Management from the Erasmus University in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Wilfred van den Bos

Serengeti Energy

Davide Maneschi

Swedwatch

Daniel Calderon

Alcazar Energy

Daniel Calderon

Co-Founder & Managing Partner

Alcazar Energy

Daniel Calderon is Co-Founder & Managing Partner of Alcazar Energy Partners (AEP), a leading sustainable infrastructure investor focused on high-impact renewable energy projects in some of the world’s foremost growth markets. Through its first investment vehicle, AEP-I, it created the largest independent renewable energy project portfolio in the MENA region. The exit of AEP-I to China Three Gorges was the first renewable energy M&A transaction in the MENA region to pass the USD1bn mark. Its second investment vehicle, AEP-II reached first close in 2021 and will mobilize USD 2bn of foreign direct investment into renewable energy projects. AEP is a Luxemburg domiciled impact fund manager and its two investment vehicles combined, will generate c.a. 2.5m tons of CO 2 savings per year, 11k construction jobs and electricity for 500k households. Previously, Daniel was Head of Origination and Investment Management at Masdar, where he played a leading role investing USD7bn in renewable energy transactions. Prior to Masdar, Daniel worked for GE serving in various roles, including director of origination of GE Energy Financial Services. Daniel holds degrees in Industrial Engineering & Finance from University of Massachusetts at Amherst (Cum-Laude) and an MBA from London Business School.

Mercedes Sotoca Covaleda

FMO

Mercedes Sotoca Covaleda

Director ESG+

FMO

Mercedes Sotoca is FMO's ESG+ Director responsible for sector teams that undertake Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) due diligence and portfolio monitoring. Her responsibility also includes the operationalization on investment level of new ESG regulation as well as FMOs commitment to Paris Alignment striving toward 1.5ºC pathway. Before joining FMO in 2021 Mercedes worked in commercial banking for more than 20 years where she has been a thought leader in ESG policy making and its integration in mainstream banking processes. She has been Chair of the Steering Committee of the Equator Principles, an industry benchmark formed by +100 banks globally that commit to manage environmental, social and human rights impacts in project finance. In 2013 Mercedes was also the first member to represent the financial industry in the Advisory Group to the OECD Working Party on Responsible Business Conduct, and since then has been directly involved in the developing of OECD guidelines for institutional investors (2017), general due diligence guidance (2018), and corporate lending and securities underwriting (2019). She finished her Business Administration and Economics studies in 1997 and graduated from the first Sustainability leadership program provided by Cambridge University in 2005. Mercedes also completed an international MBA with specialization in Environmental Management and is passionate about leading the business case of sustainability.

Session Topics:

Are we improving our ESG efforts?
Human rights issues and the impact on the supply chain
Community impact and management

10:30

Morning Break

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Session 7A

Pioneer & Develop - Energy Efficiency

11:00

Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions Effectively: Energy Efficiency

panel

45 min.

According to the EIA, energy efficiency improvements have saved 12.3 gigatonnes of CO2 emissions globally between 2000 and 2019, and could provide up to 40% of global emission reductions to meet 2040 climate goals. However, to achieve this goal, more needs to be done - especially in emerging markets where energy performance standards are often weak. Aside from the impact story of energy efficiency, there is a compelling business case to be made for reducing operational costs and improving competitiveness. In this session, we explore both the business case and the impact case of energy efficiency measures.

moderator

Harry Verhaar

Signify

Harry Verhaar

Head of Global Public & Government Affairs

Signify

Harry Verhaar has over 30 years of experience in the lighting industry and is Head of Global Public and government Affairs and Vice-President at Signify. He is responsible for the strategy, outreach and stakeholder management on energy & climate change, resource efficiency and sustainable development, with a key focus on the role of the LED lighting revolution. He is also the chairman of the Signify Foundation. He has since the end of 2003 been the architect of the Signify strategy on energy and climate change, which has resulted in a global momentum on phasing out of old lighting technologies and in Signify’s carbon neutrality. He is an active member of several partnership and stakeholder networks, among which The Climate Group; Regions20, the World Green Building Council and of the UN Environment Science Business Policy governing consortium. He is responsible for Signify’s relationship with the World Economic Forum and the UN. He is chairman of the Corporate Leadership Group Europe, and is a former chairman of the European Alliance to Save Energy and former president and co- founder of the Global Off-Grid Lighting Association. Harry is a recipient of the 2011 UN Leader of Change Award, and has received the Carbon War Room’s Gigaton award on behalf of Philips at COP17 in Durban. In May 2015 he received the Energy Efficiency Visionary Award from the Alliance to Save Energy in Washington DC. He holds an MSc in Solid State Luminescence from the University of Utrecht, The Netherlands. Signify became the new company name of Philips Lighting as of May 16, 2018.

Gilles Parmentier

Africa REN

Staf Seurinck

ABB Group

Borislav Kostadinov

Finance in Motion GmbH

Marco Monroy

MGM Innova Capital

Marco Monroy

Founder and CEO

MGM Innova Capital

Mr. Monroy is Founder MGM Innova Group and acts as Chief Executive Officer of MGM Innova Capital, the private equity and green infrastructure investment firm of the Group. At MGM Innova Capital, Mr. Monroy oversees a portfolio of USD189M that has been invested in 49 energy efficiency and small-scale renewable energy projects in Latin America through two private equity funds, MGM Sustainable Energy Fund and MGM Sustainable Energy Fund II. His responsibilities include setting the strategy for the group, deal origination and structuring, investor relations and the development of new business opportunities. Before joining MGM Innova Capital, Marco was founder, Chairman and CEO of MGM International Group, a leading carbon market project developer, with worldwide operations that was sold to Morgan Stanley Commodities Group and Mercuria Trading. Marco was also founder of Paymentez one the of the first successful gaming and payment platforms in Latin America with participation of Insight Ventures Partners. Mr. Monroy is an attorney licensed to practice law in Colombia and the State of New York and is considered one of the foremost pioneers in the Latin American clean energy markets. In 2002, the World Economic Forum named Mr. Monroy one of the 100 Global Leaders of Tomorrow for pioneering work in climate change mitigation and business acumen.

Session Topics:

Understanding the potential of energy efficiency in emerging markets
Examples of prevailing business models behind energy efficiency
Latest technology trends
The call for private capital

Session 7B

Scale & Accelerate - Rural Minigrids

11:00

Unlocking the Full Potential of Rural Minigrids

panel

45 min.

Mini-grids are a great cost-effective solution to further electrifying rural villages. Although the opportunity is huge, we don’t yet see them scaling up as fast as we would like. Challenges such as higher capex investments, and lack of a beneficial regulatory framework and structure might be at the root of this. In this session, we will discuss the key bottlenecks and potential solutions to scaling up this market segment faster.

moderator

Julia von Franz

ARE - Alliance for Rural Electrification

Randa Mrabat

ENGIE

Benjamin Hugues

Camco Clean Energy

Benjamin Hugues

Investment Director & REPP 2 Lead

Camco Clean Energy

Benjamin joined Camco in 2012 and is one of the founding members of its funds business, setting up and successfully delivering on fund management mandates totaling $220 million. Most recently, he has been managing REPP, Camco's flagship fund. He has worked on a diverse range of debt and equity transactions for renewable energy projects across Africa, Asia and North America with total project costs in excess of $1.5 billion. Prior to Camco, Benjamin worked at leading bank Standard Chartered on its currencies and commodities structuring desk, where he developed hedging solutions and trading systems for the bank’s $1.2bn foreign exchange business. An engineer by training, Benjamin started his career at Terex, a leading industrial group in construction equipment. At Terex, he worked in various engineering and finance functions, ultimately leading the analytics team of a $2 billion division for asset valuation, portfolio management and risk management. Benjamin has an MBA from London Business School and a Master’s degree in Industrial Engineering from Grande Ecole ENSIACET in Toulouse, France.

Nick Gibbins

New Resource Partners

Quentin De Hoe

EDFI Management Company

Session Topics:

Feasible business models
Productive use as a means to improve the demand profile
How to mitigate regulatory risk
Key challenges in accessing finance

Workshop

Fast Forward Stage

11:00

Visualizing The Future of Energy

45 min.

Registration Required

In this inspiring and interactive workshop, Daan Roosegaarde will take a limited number of attendees on a journey to visualize a better and cleaner future, using AI-empowered software. Through interactive dialogues with audience participants, and by asking questions about how to make their thoughts become reality, they will together depict the Future of Energy. Daan Roosegaarde: "If we can't imagine the future, we can't build it."

Daan Roosegaarde

Studio Roosegaarde

Daan Roosegaarde

Artist and Innovator

Studio Roosegaarde

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11:45

Short Break

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Session 8A

Pioneer & Develop - E-mobility

12:00

The Road to E-mobility

panel

45 min.

Opportunities involving electric mobility are emerging in many developing countries. Electric buses and electric two- and three-wheeled vehicles can play a vital role in moving people and products in a more sustainable way, while at the same time bring development benefits to urban and rural areas. In this session, we will discuss opportunities and challenges for investing in, and developing, e-mobility infrastructure.

moderator

Daphnée Benayoun

Dalberg

Luis Andres Alandia

Proparco

Devendra Chawla

GreenCell Mobility

Alp Tilev

Ampersand

David Damberger

M-kopa Mobility

Session Topics:

Key markets: Status quo, outlook and impact
Opportunities and challenges of the current market environment
Business models: purchase, lease or eMobility-as-a-Service
Key financing requirements

Session 8B

Scale & Accelerate - Onshore Wind

12:00

Scaling Onshore Wind under Challenging Conditions

panel

45 min.

As we strive to harness the limitless potential of wind energy, we find ourselves faced with an intriguing paradox: the best winds often dance where challenges are plenty. In this session, we'll delve into the practical aspects of scaling onshore wind energy projects with the current challenges at hand. Join us as we explore the strategies that enable us to harness wind power sustainably in these challenging settings.

moderator

Itske Lulof

Invest International

Itske Lulof

Sector Head Energy & Climate

Invest International

Itske Lulof has a long track record in impact investing and business development in renewable energy, both in Europe and emerging markets. In 2023 she joined Invest International - the Dutch state-owned impact investor investing in Dutch solutions for global challenges, by offering Business Development, Public Sector and Private Sector expertise and funding. As Sector Head Energy & Climate she is responsible for the origination, development and financing of renewable energy projects with a Dutch content in developing and emerging countries. Three focus areas are: (1) production of green hydrogen in emerging countries, including support (the development of bankable offtake contracts) for the supply to NW-Europe (2) clean mobility, including EV charging infrastructure and (3) Electrified future – energy efficiency, generation, transmission & distribution, storage and management of renewable electricity. Her previous assignments were with Triodos Investment Management, in multiple roles over a period of 15 years. As Director Energy & Climate, Itske participated in the ‘financing table’ of the Dutch Climate Agreement, on behalf of the Dutch Banking Association. It fuelled her interest in how to make projects bankable, in public-private collaboration. Itske holds a master in East-European studies and Energy & Environmental Sciences program at the University of Groningen.

Shalabh Singhania

InfraCo Asia

Bart Turtelboom

Delphos

Francisco Fortuny

Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank

Francisco Fortuny

Senior Investment Operations Specialist

Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank

Francisco Fortuny serves as Senior Investment Operations Specialist at the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB). He is currently based in Abu Dhabi and covers non-sovereign infrastructure and energy projects in Central and West Asia, Türkiye and AIIB's non-regional members (Africa, Europe, and Latin America). He is a banking professional with experience in development and infrastructure finance in emerging markets. He started his career at the European Investment Bank (EIB) in Luxembourg and subsequently joined the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) in London through its International Professionals Program. At EBRD’s Natural Resources Department, he contributed to the execution of various debt and equity investments in energy and mining projects across Central Asia, the Caucasus, Türkiye, Eastern Europe and the Balkans. In 2018, Francisco joined AIIB in Beijing, where he has executed several sovereign and non-sovereign debt financings in Türkiye, Central Asia and Latin America across various sectors, including energy, transport, and financial institutions, He holds degrees in economics, finance, and public administration from the University of Barcelona, Grenoble Ecole de Management, and the London School of Economics and Political Science. He is a dual CFA® and CAIA® charterholder.

Carlos Palazón

Genneia

Session Topics:

Bankability and financing challenges
Impact of grid and supply chain turbulence
ESG: how to manage biodiversity, communities and governance complexities

InterGen Talks

Fast forward Stage

12:00

Renewable Rendezvous: Youth-Led Solutions for Sustainable Futures in Emerging Markets

60 min.

The InterGen Talks will last from 12:00 until 13:00

On the 'Fast Forward Stage', students and young professionals from the Future Energy Leaders network will take center stage to present their visionary solutions to pressing energy challenges in Africa, Asia, Latin America and Eastern Europe. These forward-thinking young minds are at the forefront of shaping a sustainable future, and their insights promise to inspire and transform the energy landscape. As we delve into their innovative projects, the future energy leaders will engage in a thought-provoking conversation with seasoned experts from the industry. Together, we'll explore how the intersection of youth-driven ingenuity and senior expertise can pave the way for a more resilient, inclusive, and sustainable energy future across continents.

moderator

Talitha Muusse

Conference host

Damian Miller

Orb Energy

Chad Canfield

Finance in Motion GmbH

Diana Wesselius

Anthos Fund & Asset Managment B.V.

Felix Körner

DEG (Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft)

Denisa Kasa

Future Energy Leaders The Netherlands

Omnia Ali

Elisabeth Brzesowsky

Agney Bhakare

Elisha Olukenny

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12:45

Networking Lunch Break

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Session 9

Closing the Second Conference Day

14:15

Pioneering, Developing and Scaling Solar Success

presentation

15 min.

Join us for an inspiring session with Damian Miller, a trailblazer in the solar industry, as he shares his remarkable journey of pioneering, developing, and scaling solar initiatives in India. Gain valuable insights into the challenges and triumphs that shaped his success, and discover the strategies that propelled him to the forefront of sustainable energy innovation. This session promises to illuminate the path to success in the dynamic world of renewable energy.

Damian Miller

Orb Energy

Session Topics:

Growing demand for green bonds
Blended and concessional finance structures
DRE- and carbon credits
Roles of intermediaries
Local currency financing

14:30

Innovating the Future Financing Landscape

panel

45 min.

Current global trends such as increasing interest rates impact risk perception and risk appetite. This leads to a need for innovative approaches to financing renewable energy project development. In this session, we will dive into the newest financing structures and look ahead at what's needed to secure the future of energy in the developing world.

moderator

Ruurd Brouwer

TCX

Ruurd Brouwer

CEO

TCX

Ruurd Brouwer was appointed CEO of TCX in January 2015 with primary objective to grow TCX’s impact. Prior to joining TCX he held several senior management positions within FMO, amongst which Global Head Financial Institutions and Director Credit, chairing the Bank’s Credit Committee. Prior to that, as investment officer, he executed dozens of transactions with a positive impact on Financial Institutions, Infrastructure and Capital Markets. Ruurd started his career in 1993 with the United Nations Protection Force in Croatia and Bosnia Hercegovina, after which he joined the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the private sector department. Ruurd is an experienced Supervisory Board member, having served on the Board of Directors of financial institutions in Nigeria, Cote d’Ivoire, Senegal, Mauritania and of EM focused (PE) funds based in the UK, the US, Geneva and Luxemburg. He was member of several investment committees, including Emerging Africa Infrastructure Fund and Capital Alliance Private Equity, Nigeria. He currently chairs the IC of BIX Fund, monetizing carbon receivables of clean cooking solutions, and the Board of Directors of the Global Gender Smart Fund, the world’s largest gender lens investment fund. Parallel to his professional career Ruurd was lecturer International Finance at The Hague University of Applied Sciences and Guest Lecturer at the Erasmus University in Rotterdam and the Institute of Social Studies. He thoroughly enjoys teaching on Sustainable Banking, Emerging Markets and Financial Instability and he publishes frequently on same topics.

Tina Simonishvili

TBC Capital

Stefanie Fairholme

Global Energy Alliance for People and Planet (GEAPP)

Christoph Both

GET.invest

Joseph Armah

Powertrust

Jiwoo Choi

Acumen

Session Topics:

Growing demand for green bonds
Direct financing
Result-based financing
Blended finance structures
Reducing the extremely long timelines of funding rounds
Roles of intermediaries

15:15

Recap of the Second Conference Day

10 min.

Talitha Muusse

Conference host

Huib-Jan de Ruijter

FMO

Edwin Koot

Solarplaza

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15:25

Chasing Horizons: the Brunel Solar Car Racing Team's Journey towards a Greener Tomorrow

30 min.

In the dynamic realm of solar car racing, the Brunel Solar Team emerges as a beacon of innovation and sustainability, pushing the boundaries of what's possible in the pursuit of a greener tomorrow. As they navigate the fast-paced landscape of the solar car race, their project not only symbolizes cutting-edge engineering but also serves as a testament to the pivotal role of sustainable technologies in shaping the future. Together, let's explore how this team is not just racing against competitors but racing towards a brighter, sustainable future.

Cato Kral

Brunel Solar Team

Huub Kavelaars

Brunel Solar Team

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15:55

Closing Words

5 min.

Wrapping up two action-packed days of Future of Energy insights and learnings.

Talitha Muusse

Conference host

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16:00

Networking Drinks

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