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FINANCING OFFSHORE WIND Track: INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT AND MARKET DEPLOYMENT Tuesday, 15 September 2009, 16:00 - 17:30 |
Room K1
Chairs:
Ernst van Zuijlen, Evelop Netherlands BV, The Netherlands
Klaus Rave, Fördergesellschaft Windenergie e.V., Germany
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Session description Offshore wind energy is particularly affected by the financial crisis. The volume of debt and the debt to equity relation, as a reflection of the sector specific risks, constitute a unique challenge for the key market players. Recent deals and experiences in the operation of offshore wind farms show the way into a new dimension of project and balance-sheet financing. The session will offer an in-depth look into the subject matter by some of the leading actors in the field. Can sufficient financial resources be mobilised, reflecting the ambitious EU targets related to fighting climate change and the specific contribution offshore wind has to offer? |
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RABOBANK’S VIEW ON PROJECT FINANCE FOR OFFSHORE WIND Marc Schmitz, Rabobank International and Maartje van den Berg, Rabobank International, The Netherlands |
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SHOW ME THE MONEY! PROJECT FINANCING FOR OFFSHORE WIND FARM CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION - WHERE WILL IT COME FROM? Eriks Atvars, Unicredit Group (HVB AG), Germany |
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CONSOLIDATION IN OFFSHORE WIND Max Ter Linden, Royal Bank of Scotland, The Netherlands |
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RISKS AND ISSUES AFFECTING INVESTMENT AND PROJECT FINANCE FOR OFFSHORE WIND - A LENDER'S ENGINEER PERSPECTIVE Simon Luby, SgurrEnergy, United Kingdom |
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FINDING BANK DEBT FOR OFFSHORE WIND FARMS: WHAT'S POSSIBLE Jerome Guillet, Dexia, France |
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