Infralogic Investors Forum Renewable Energy 2023
etc.venues County Hall, London
12
Oct
In-Conversation – Maximising ROI with co-located solar and storage facilities
Co-location of renewables assets with storage was rarely considered in the era of subsidies, but it is about to become the norm as investors seek to maximise the value of assets. Capital and operational costs can also be reduced by sharing existing infrastructure, land and grid connections. Combining storage and generation assets also allows more effective utilisation of connected grid capacity, with the savviest investment funds now taking the step of retrofitting storage to their existing renewables projects, therefore making schemes more attractive to investors.
- With half of all solar power to be co-located by 2050, is the long duration energy storage system investment ready?
- What does the end of renewable subsidies mean for investors? Is co-location the answer to project developers’ cost constrains?
- Price arbitrage opportunities and increase in investment returns
- Mitigating risks and limiting profit compression through dynamic containment strategies
- Increasing ROI by reducing CAPEX and OPEX through co-location retrofitting: the case study
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SpeakersRobyn Lucas Director of Analytics Modo Energy
Neil Wood Partner Bluefield Partners LLP
Jean-Christophe Oberto Managing Director IDCM
Théo Imbert Head of UK Development Tag Energy
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Dr Robyn Lucas is the Director of Analytics at Modo Energy, where she leads a team in producing benchmarks, forecasts, and market analysis for utility-scale battery energy storage. Robyn has been working in energy storage since 2016, previously Head of Data Science at Open Energi and at Limejump. She read physics at the University of Oxford and holds a physics Ph.D. from Imperial College London.
Theo graduated from École Polytechnique in September 2020. During his six years of studies he focussed on electricity generation technologies, data analytics and electricity markets.
He started at TagEnergy as a project manager to help develop the UK branch and provide data based market insights.
After successfully closing TagEnergy’s first project Hawkers Hill and acquiring a portfolio of late stage battery projects he became Head of Development UK, leading all development activities in the region.