A workshop aimed at financial institutions
This workshop is aimed at banks, investment funds and financial institutions involved in financing, valuation, acquisition or due diligence processes for renewable energy and storage projects.
Before financing or investing in a renewable energy or storage project, a financial institution needs to answer questions such as: what revenues the asset may generate, which risks may affect its profitability and how it would perform under different market scenarios.
This workshop, aimed at banks and investment funds, will analyse the elements that a financial institution needs to evaluate the economic viability of renewable energy and storage projects, both stand-alone and hybridised with renewable energy. The workshop will address the assumptions, methodologies and scenarios that make it possible to build robust, transparent and traceable analyses, aligned with the requirements of financing, asset valuation and due diligence processes.
Revenue estimation from the wholesale market, arbitrage, balancing markets, the capacity market and other services will also be covered, together with the main risks that can affect project profitability, including price volatility, cannibalisation, curtailment and battery degradation.
The session will afford a deeper insight into the analysis of revenue robustness, the comparison of scenarios and the evaluation of sensitivities, with the aim of reducing uncertainty in financing, valuation and decision-making processes.
Oriol Saltó i Bauzà is Associate Partner at AleaSoft. He has a doctorate in Physics from the Autonomous University of Barcelona. He has 20 years of experience in data analysis and modelling both in the context of scientific research and energy markets. At AleaSoft, for more than 15 years, he has been at the forefront of developing forecasting models for European energy markets: electricity, gas, oil, CO2, among others.
Alejandro Delgado Fornaguera is Associate Partner at AleaSoft, with more than 15 years of experience in the development and coordination of forecasting projects for the energy sector. He has been involved in projects for forecasting prices, demand and renewable energy production in global electricity markets, covering short, medium and long term horizons.