28 March 2019
Hilton Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
· Why have offshore wind projects in the Taiwan Strait have become so attractive to international companies?
· Details of recent PPA’s and finance schemes
· What is the ability to replicate the success of recent projects such as Formosa 1?
· What were the complications?
· What can we learn from the regions success in different parts of the world?
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• A brief history of Australian energy policy and its impact on the Australian renewables market.
• The current renewable energy boom – what is driving it and where will it go from here?
• Distributed generation (solar and batteries) and the convergence of electricity supply.
• The implications of this disruption of the traditional electricity supply sector
This case study will delve into what Singapore Is doing to support infrastructure in the region. The recent roll out of the S-VACC framework and the recently introduced US$5bn private market programme (PMP) will be discussed.
• Understanding Asia’s energy mix and assessing the possibilities for renewables
• Risks and uncertainties for investors and developers
• What is the potential for solar, wind and geothermal energy generation?
• Developers’ perspectives: most effective structures to finance renewable energy infrastructure?
• Offshore wind projects in China: Optimism in the markets
• What’s the best PPAs framework for the future?
• State policies to accelerate renewable energy?
• Feed in tariff schemes in Asia Pacific
Lunch Roundtables- from 1:00pm till 1:40pm:
Host: Mason Wallick, Managing Director, Infunde Development Pte
Host: Mark Alexander Giblett, Senior Infrastructure Finance Specialist, World Bank Group
Host: Shalabh Singhania, Head of Portfolio Management, InfraCo Asia
• Southeast Asian governments’ programmes on roads, rail and ports: What to expect and where to invest?
• Smart cities in Asia. What the infrastructure will look like, prerequisites for investments and finance
• How have international players responded to new PPP opportunities in Southeast Asia?
• What would the infrastructure sector look like in 10 years with disruptive technology?
If we build infrastructure now how long until it is made redundant?
What are the opportunities for investors and lenders given the strong presence of state-owned enterprises in many of the critical sectors of the economy?
• The recent development of offshore wind energy related policy
• An update on the big advances in solar energy related policy
• The overall Japanese renewable energy policy – an update on recent changes
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