New renewable supply is entering systems where demand has been weakened by high prices, and integration challenges are of increased concern across Europe as a result. The shifting characteristics of decarbonising power markets require sustained investment in infrastructure and flexible resources, while the ambitions of energy policy dictate an increased pace of change.
Against this background, subject matter experts from our power markets, hydrogen, renewables, and energy storage teams present their thoughts on the continuing progress of transition. Our speakers will address evolving market dynamics, the commercial and technical enablers of accelerated change, and the key sensitivities that risk its delivery.
Join us at our in-person briefing as our experts dive into the following key topics, and participate in a conversation about the critical challenges faced by Europe’s power and renewables sector:
- European power markets: a post-crisis assessment of trends, influences and uncertainties
- Adjusting to lower power prices
- Facilitating delivery of policy objectives – market reform in the spotlight
- Rising to the challenge: enabling technologies and routes to market
- Onshore Renewables
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A Europe without subsidies: How EU electricity market reform could redefine route-to-market strategies for onshore wind and solar PV
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- Energy storage
- Navigating batteries' contracted and merchant revenues in Europe
- Hydrogen: avoiding another false dawn
- Overcoming cost challenges and navigating the policy landscape
Speakers
- Peter Osbaldstone, Head of Long-Term Europe Power Research
- Juan Monge, Principal Analyst, Solar, EMEA
- Zoe Grainge, Principal Analyst, Onshore Wind, Emea
- Dan Eager, Research Director, EMEA
- Murray Douglas, Head of Hydrogen Research
Venue
Hôtel Mercure Paris La Défense Grande Arche, 17/20 Esplanade Ch. De Gaulle, Rue des 3 Fontanot, 92000
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