Financing the energy transition: Unlocking the revenues of hybrid projects
Insights for the finance community
Join us for a 1-hour event on 22 May in Warsaw or via live stream.
| Date: | 22 May 2025 |
| Time: | 09:00 AM |
| Place: | beIN Offices Central Point, ul. Marszałkowska 107, Warsaw, Poland |
The upcoming “Financing the energy transition” event in our finance community series will examine hybrid projects where BESS is co-located with a solar park and/ or onshore wind farm. Held in Warsaw and available via live stream, our expert panel will bring diverse perspectives, skills, and experiences to explore these pressing issues.
Our fireside chat will consist of the following people:
- Ewelina Szulc, Managing Director, Klara Renewables
- Joanna Smolik, Head of Strategic Client Department, Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego (BGK)
- Michał Motylewski, Energy Transition Director (Poland), Clyde & Co.
- Bart Stoffer, Business Leader Europe power market modelling and investment valuation, DNV
- Martijn Maandag, Director Due Diligence and Global Key Account Manager, DNV.
Solar PV and onshore wind has experienced remarkable growth over the past two decades. Besides all the advantages a degree of cannibalization on the capture prices is seen. And development are hampered by amongst others grid congestion issues. But there might be a solution to these plain vanilla deals.
Hybrid projects where BESS is co-located with a solar park and/or onshore wind farm. These hybrid projects are unlocking revenue streams and de-risking greenfield projects in terms of permitting and grid access. That sounds straighforward, but what does it actually mean, how easy is it to build, and how to de-risk the project and unlock the (predictable) additional revenue streams?
During this event, the panel will shed light on challenges and opportunities of hybrid projects going forward and explore how the industry may navigate.
Register now to secure your place
Join us in-person in Warsaw or attend via live stream, where you'll be invited to submit questions virtually. For those physically present, a light breakfast will be provided, along with ample opportunity to connect with peers and business partners before and after the program. As places at the in-person event are limited, we encourage you to register now to secure your spot.
We welcome you to join us on 22 May and contribute to the richness of the discussion.