AGENDA
Conclave operates under Chatham House Rules. The sessions will not be recorded. If you are interested in participating, you must attend live.
Each day has a theme. We look forward to seeing you in the plenary, which is a high-level overview of the day’s theme. Breakouts are your opportunity to dive deep into a specific subject, ask more questions, and build your strategy with your peers and industry experts.
After you register for the event, we will send you more information customizing your agenda and selecting your breakouts. Seating is limited so RSVP today.
PRE-CONFERENCE
Renewable
Energy 101
Date and time based on the availability of those who sign up.
Electricity
Markets 101
Data and time based on the availability of those who sign up.
Renewable
Energy 101
Date and time based on the avilability of those who sign up.
Electricity
Markets 101
Date and time based on the avilability of those who sign up.
CONCLAVE WEEK
MONDAY, 14 SEPTEMBER: GLOBAL MARKETS
Plenary: Welcome & Regional Market Overview
Global renewable energy procurement reached an all-time high in 2019, and is increasingly becoming a key part of the call for a resilient recovery from COVID-19 disruption. Depending on an organization’s unique profile, including factors such as sustainability goals and electricity load, there are a range of global markets offering opportunities for renewables procurement – you just have to know where to look. In this session, Director of International Cleantech, James Lewis, and Manger of European Cleantech Operations, Fatima Sanchez, provide key insights for corporate buyers into global markets. The plenary is followed by a series of small-group workshops where participants can dive deeper into the country markets of their choice.
Italy, Iberia, and France
The UK, Ireland, and the Nordics
Asia Pacific, Australia, India, SE Asia, Africa
MEET ME FOR A DRINK - 3:45 PM CET
TUESDAY, 15 SEPTEMBER: CARBON, SBTs, SCOPE 3
Plenary: Carbon, SBTs, Scope 3
Companies across industries are increasingly setting science-based targets (SBTs) and accelerating their journeys towards carbon neutrality. But what does it really mean for a company to set an SBT? And what solutions are important to consider when working towards achieving carbon neutrality? In this session, Business Development Manager, Albert Priori guides participants through the ins- and outsintricacies of setting an SBT, embarking on carbon neutrality, and how to think about addressing Scope 3 emissions. The plenary is followed by a series of small-group workshops where participants can dive deeper into Scope 1 and& 3 solutions, SBTs, and carbon neutrality solutions.
Setting Science-Based Targets
EACs and Carbon Neutrality Solutions
Engaging Your Supply Chain
Communicating Your Sustainability Success
MEET ME FOR A DRINK- 3:45 PM CET
Incorporating Microgrid Solutions Into Your Resiliency Strategy
As the energy industry moves toward renewable and cleantech options, microgrids may offer companies and organizations
immense benefits. This session will review the economic advantages, potential for increased efficiency, and additional resiliency in a world were power outage equate to immense revenue loss.
Philip Barton, Senior Director Microgrids
Using the NEO Network To Accelerate Your Goals
The cleantech industry is rapidly evolving and changing constantly. It’s important to stay up-to-date on emerging markets,
regulatory changes, and the newest projects. We’ll dive into the NEO Network to show you where to find the best tools to help you make clean energy decisions.
Mat Loving, NEO Network Development Manager
WEDNESDAY, 16 SEPTEMBER: POWER PURCHASE AGREEMENTS
Plenary: Power Purchase Agreements in Europe
Power purchase agreements (PPAs) have become increasingly popular instruments for companies to address their Scope 2 emissions with renewable energy across the globe. With rising popularity comes increased market innovation, emerging deal structures and new ways to address potential hurdles, such as accounting and financing. In this session, Director of International Cleantech, James Lewis, and Director of Renewables & Cleantech, Simon Gerrard, give an overview of European PPAs, risk mitigation, and how to build a PPA strategy that fits your unique company profile. The plenary is followed by a series of small-group workshops where participants can dive deeper into a variety of aspects of European corporate PPAs.
Renewable Policy Odyssey
Join us on a policy odyssey to explore new and relevant renewable policy updates shaping the future of renewable procurement. In this session, we'll cover the stepdown of the ITC/PTC, the effects of MOPR in PJM, and explore status updates on targeted US onsite solar programs.
Sarah Wolf, Cleantech Specialist
Adam Weber, Cleantech Specialist
Cross-Border and Pan-European PPAs
PPA Accountancy and Challenges
Integrating PPAs into Procurement
Managing PPA Financial Performance
MEET ME FOR A DRINK- 3:45 PM CET
THURSDAY, 17 SEPTEMBER: LOOKING FORWARD
Plenary: Looking Forward to 2021
