FINANCING WIND INSIDE INVESTMENT 2020

Investing in North America and policy landscape

Financing Wind Inside Investment – in partnership with A Word About Wind and powered by Tamarindo Group.

Duration: 53 minutes

This session will look at the prospects for onshore wind and offshore wind in the US following the recent US election.

  • Which types of investors are driving the growth of wind in North America?
  • Which North American onshore wind markets will be key destinations for investors?
  • What impact will the US election result have on wind investment up until 2025?
  • Would you expect to see another surprise extension of the production tax credit?
  • Are you confident in the prospects for growth in US offshore wind in the 2020s?
  • We have seen California establishing itself as an early leader in energy storage as a way to mitigate the impact of wildfires. Do you expect the country to emerge as a leader in the energy storage market globally? Will this support further growth in wind too?
  • Are we ever going to find solutions to the challenge of building transmission?
  • Do you expect Covid-19 to have long-term impacts on wind in North America?

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SPEAKERS:

  • Evgenia Golysheva – Engineering ManageR, ONYX InSight
  • Jim Trousdale – Chief Financial Officer, Apex  Clean Energy
  • Sandhya Ganapathy – Corporate  Head of Investments and M&A, EDP Renewables
  • Martin Torres – Managing Director, BlackRock

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