Infralogic Investors Forum Renewable Energy 2023
etc.venues County Hall, London
12
Oct
Fireside Chat – The evolution of the green supply chain: resiliency and sustainability
Supply chain issues will continue to be a major focus for both developers and contractors and, as the market grows worldwide and the pressure to engage local supply chain grows, there will be big challenges ahead. In particular, these issues seem to be plaguing the renewable energy sector: securing and demonstrating a localised supply chain; technological hurdles; lack of standardisation and decarbonisation of the wider supply chain.
- What are the key challenges of the renewable energy supply chain?
- What are the impacts/consequences on the industry and on projects that you can see?
- The importance of promoting local content development – the impact of the US Inflation Reduction Act on overseas investments and comparison with the domestic market
- What are the investment opportunities and challenges from supply chain disruption? What strategies might market participants use to mitigate the issues? Which interdependencies are currently underinvested and how to allocate resources to limit risk?
- Policy and regulations and the impact of the current lack of standards on insurance, cost and deliverability of contracts
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SpeakersEdward Randolph Investment Director Amber Infrastructure
Bora Demiralan Associate Director, Global Deal Advisory RPS Group
Elodie Colliard Senior Advisor Green Giraffe
Daniel Watson Head of Sustainability Amber Infrastructure
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Edward joined Amber Infrastructure in 2017 and focuses on the origination of investment opportunities in Energy and Transportation. Prior to Amber, Edward was part of the investment team of First Reserve, a private fund manager dedicated to investments in the global energy and energy infrastructure sectors. Edward started his career in the Corporate Finance division of Deutsche Bank where he advised clients across Europe on mergers and acquisitions, asset disposals and capital markets transactions in the utility and infrastructure sectors.