The Energy Sector has been a growing market for some time and continues to move at a fast pace. Never has it been more important to consider new forms of energy related technology and to move towards de-carbonisation.
Capital Law will be holding a joint breakfast briefing with Egnida Group to discuss what the future of energy may hold. We will discuss what the current forms of renewable energy are and exciting new technologies that have caught our interest.
From community energy projects, peer-to-peer energy sharing, battery storage to solar power – what ‘future technology’ could benefit you right now?
Who should attend?
- Social Housing Associations / Registered Social Landlords
- Local Authorities
- Construction/ Project Teams
- Energy Consultants
- Facility/ Property Teams
- Developers
- Funders
What will be included in the session?
- Future of Energy?
Panel discussion on what the future of energy is/could be.
- Egnida project: Battery Storage – Blaenymaes Project.
Egnida will be presenting a case study on their Battery Storage Project at Blaenymaes. Providing an overview of a live project and discussing current and future revenue streams. Finally, Capital Law will examine the contractual mechanisms that can be used to facilitate energy projects such as these.
- What current contractual mechanisms can be used to facilitate these projects?
Power Purchase Agreements, EPC Contracts, Cost Sharing Agreements, Connection Agreements, Operation and Maintenance Agreements, Balance of Plant Contracts, Alliancing Agreements and Funding/ Facility Agreements.