Renewable Energy Project Financing

Asia | Energy

Third Party Event

26 Jul 2016 - 27 Jul 2016

The event is set to bring leading experts from all over the globe to collaborate together to develop standards and criteria that can increase access to capital and price risk more accurately for quality projects in the renewable energy sector and make it beneficial for all stakeholders. Attendees can expect the following from the conference:

  • More than 15 key presentations on the latest industry topics such as “Mobilizing the debt capital markets for sustainable energy,” “The implications of the COP21 agreements for Asian renewable energy sectors,” “COP21 as a driver of change,” “Renewable Energy Development in Malaysia – What Next after FiT?” 
  • Roundtable discussion entitled “Are the financial systems and markets aligned with the low carbon transition?” 
  • Two case studies on “Sustainable clean energy solutions for rural communities in Vietnam” and “Integrated solutions for municipal solid waste – the zero waste park” 
  • Panel discussion “Are we headed in the right direction – setting up periodic checks and balances to ensure project outcomes are in line with set objectives” 
  • Big panel debate and interview entitled ”Adopting the triple bottom line model”

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