Electricity Market Reform and Renewables Conference - Regensw
Electricity Market Reform and Renewables Conference t:@regensw #EMR
11 June 2014
Events coming up • Green Energy Awards are now open for nominations, Awards dinner on 25 November in Bath – sponsorship opportunities • Entrepreneurial women in the renewables sector, 26 June at TLT Bristol • Microgeneration and Energy Efficiency Forum, 1 July at Clarke Willmott Bristol • Art and Energy knowledge exchange workshops - throughout July • Members’ House of Commons Reception, 22 October – sponsorship opportunities www.regensw.co.uk/events/
Engage with Regen SW Membership is available to businesses, local authorities, communities and key partners, who recognise the importance of our work and wish to share in the benefits of our services. Find out more here. We are extending an invitation to those that share our vision and our ambitions to do business with us – to draw on our expertise through our advisory services. Find out more here. You can support our work to promote sustainable energy by supporting our events, publications and campaigning initiatives. Find out more here.
Renewable Energy Grid Collaboration Service
Agenda 9.30
Welcome and introductions Merlin Hyman, chief executive, Regen SW
10.00
Context: Electricity Market Reform and the Levy Control Framework Key elements of EMR Budget allocation and constraints New State Aid rules Trevor Raggatt, DECC Abid Kazim, NextEnergy Capital Discussion and Q&A
11.10
Refreshment break
11.30
How to get a CfD Allocation process and auctioning Less established technologies Transition from the RO
Oliver Rooke, DECC Gareth Miller, Cornwall Energy Johnny Gowdy, Regen SW Discussion and Q&A 13.00
Lunch
Agenda 14.00
Route to Market Cash flows for CfD and ROC projects. Payment profile via the FIT CFD counterparty under different power price scenarios Key terms and conditions applicable to the PPA and back stop PPA. Power price developments Lars Weber and Chris Smith, Neas Energy Ltd Discussion and Q&A
15.30
Implications and Risks of CfD and PPA Contract Terms Key milestones Risks and liabilities How to mitigate risks Ross Fairley, Burges Salmon Discussion and Q&A
16.15
Networking, drinks and canapés
17.00
Close
11 June 2014
Events coming up • Green Energy Awards are now open for nominations, Awards dinner on 25 November in Bath – sponsorship opportunities • Entrepreneurial women in the renewables sector, 26 June at TLT Bristol • Microgeneration and Energy Efficiency Forum, 1 July at Clarke Willmott Bristol • Art and Energy knowledge exchange workshops - throughout July • Members’ House of Commons Reception, 22 October – sponsorship opportunities www.regensw.co.uk/events/
Engage with Regen SW Membership is available to businesses, local authorities, communities and key partners, who recognise the importance of our work and wish to share in the benefits of our services. Find out more here. We are extending an invitation to those that share our vision and our ambitions to do business with us – to draw on our expertise through our advisory services. Find out more here. You can support our work to promote sustainable energy by supporting our events, publications and campaigning initiatives. Find out more here.
Renewable Energy Grid Collaboration Service
Agenda 9.30
Welcome and introductions Merlin Hyman, chief executive, Regen SW
10.00
Context: Electricity Market Reform and the Levy Control Framework Key elements of EMR Budget allocation and constraints New State Aid rules Trevor Raggatt, DECC Abid Kazim, NextEnergy Capital Discussion and Q&A
11.10
Refreshment break
11.30
How to get a CfD Allocation process and auctioning Less established technologies Transition from the RO
Oliver Rooke, DECC Gareth Miller, Cornwall Energy Johnny Gowdy, Regen SW Discussion and Q&A 13.00
Lunch
Agenda 14.00
Route to Market Cash flows for CfD and ROC projects. Payment profile via the FIT CFD counterparty under different power price scenarios Key terms and conditions applicable to the PPA and back stop PPA. Power price developments Lars Weber and Chris Smith, Neas Energy Ltd Discussion and Q&A
15.30
Implications and Risks of CfD and PPA Contract Terms Key milestones Risks and liabilities How to mitigate risks Ross Fairley, Burges Salmon Discussion and Q&A
16.15
Networking, drinks and canapés
17.00
Close
