Programme

The full programme will be announced shortly. Check back regularly for the latest news!

Overview

    • 08:30 - 08:50
      • Registration and refreshments

      • 08:50 - 09:00
      • Chair's opening remarks

      • 09:00 - 09:30
        • Speaker

          John Carson – CEO, Alterra Power Corp
        • Alterra Power Corp

        Forecasting the future of small hydro within British Columbia by generating a holistic overview of the energy market across the province ahead of major changes

        • Delivering up-to-the-minute assessment of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) developments in BC and how the energy and small hydro sectors may be affected

        • Exploring current and potential energy production and incentive plans within BC to uncover expansion opportunities that can be exploited

        • Considering stakeholder implications: industry, provincial and federal government, First Nations, private citizens and others

        • Contrasting short-term vs. long-term considerations: optimizing the Province’s chances for further growth

      • 09:30 - 10:00
        • Speaker

          Chris Ball – Vice President, Corpfinance International Limited
        • Corpfinance International Limited

        Exploring potential for a regional market space within the North America small hydro sector and the potential benefits that it would hold

        • Delivering an overview of the current state of markets within the different Canadian provinces to explore the potential for cross-provincial cooperation

        • Analyzing the extent to which provinces already cooperate and work together in a regional market space to ascertain exactly what progress has been made in this area

        • Uncovering examples of companies that work both across provinces and/or internationally to uncover practical issues which are encountered

        • Evaluating benefits of establishing a more concrete regional market space such as improved trading capabilities

        • Exploring realistic requirements of a regional market space such as eligibility criteria, portfolio standards and regional legislation and whether these are surmountable

      • 10:00 - 10:45
        • Speaker

          Eugene Hodgson – Vice President, Western Region, Corpfinance International Limited
        • Corpfinance International Limited
        • Speaker

          Monique Stevenson – Standing Offer Program Manager, BC Hydro
        • BC Hydro

        Panel Discussion: Building comprehensive business strategies to deal with impending legislative and market changes by reviewing current uncertainties in British Columbia

        • Providing insight into how companies predict market dynamics and when they determine that pre-emptive action is required

        • Scrutinizing contrasting political attitudes towards the renewable energy sector to exact the impact a new government will have on your company

        • Investigating internal team structures to see common sector-wide management of market and political analysis

        • Analyzing contingency plans companies have previously used to successfully negotiate unpredictable times that your company can adapt and implement

        • Uncovering current operations undertaken by companies within British Colombia to highlight how you can minimize risk

        • Anticipating both major political and market alterations to help you adequately prepare for the worst

      • 10:45 - 11:30
        • Morning refreshments and networking

        • 11:30 - 12:00
          • Speaker

            Scott Babakaiff – Fish Protection Hydrologist, BC Ministry of Forest, Lands and Natural Resource Operations
          • BC Ministry of Forest, Lands and Natural Resource Operations
          • Speaker

            Adam Lewis – President, Senior Biologist, EcoFish Research Ltd.
          • Ecofish

          Scrutinizing changes to ramping regulations to ensure you are meeting requirements but still optimizing energy yield from your projects

          • Reviewing regulations around ramping to clarify exactly what is expected from your project management

          • Examining how and why ramping is a “revolution in environmental modeling” by extrapolating long-term benefits

          • Exploring the effects of up-ramping and down-ramping respectively to explain the need for ramping regulations

          • Determining how to set ramping just right so that you can effectively navigate the contradictory needs of your project management

          • Investigating dissipation and bypassing as a result of ramping by reviewing case study experiences

        • 12:00 - 12:30
          • Speaker

            Jan Lee – Executive Director, Northwest Hydroelectric Association
          • Northwest Hydroelectric Association

          Uncovering untapped potential for hydro projects through the rehabilitation of existing infrastructures

          • Exposing possibilities behind rehabilitation of existing dams, canals and pipelines that are currently not used for energy generation

          • Delivering an overview of potential locations that can be utilized, especially in the USA, to uncover the potential for energy production

          • Examining how utilizing existing structures instead of constructing new projects is more economical, environmentally friendly and time effective

          • Analyzing case studies of projects that have spawned from site rehabilitations to outline the cost-effectiveness in doing so

          • Investigating governmental perspectives on site rehabilitation and highlighting incentives that exist to assist their development

          • Outlining problems that have been encountered in the establishment of such projects to help you avoid complications

        • 12:30 - 13:00
          • Speed Networking

            Our version of speed-dating for business is an unparalleled networking opportunity. Bring plenty of business cards – you’ll be meeting a large selection of the conference attendees in a packed formal networking session that gives you the chance to identify key peers and business partners; schedule meetings; or arrange times to continue conversations. Participation in this session is optional, but is sure to enhance your conference experience by ensuring you make the connections you need on day 1.

          • 13:00 - 14:15
            • Lunch and networking

            • 14:15 - 14:45
              • Speaker

                Russell Stothers – Chair, Canadian Subcommittee on Marine Renewable Energy (IEC TC114) and Chief Operating Officer, Clean Current Power Systems

              Exploring hydrokinetic projects to fully analyze its potential as a renewable energy resource

              • Describing technological differences between ‘zero head’ hydrokinetic projects with traditional run-of-river projects

              • Exposing the ease with which hydrokinetic projects are set up due to their lack of dams or barrages and the reduced impact that they have on the environment

              • Examining existing hydrokinetic projects across Canada and internationally to see how widely established they are in which locations

              • Explaining the development of Marine Renewable Energy Standards for this new industry

            • 14:45 - 15:15
              • Speaker

                Chris Campbell – Executive Director, Marine Renewables Canada
              • Marine Renewables Canada

              Case Study: Outlining differences between run-of-river projects and Ocean Hydro projects to expose this alternative project type

              • Providing an overview of the marine hydro sector to determine the extensiveness of existing projects

              • Exploring potential for new tidal projects by evaluating untapped areas in North America

              • Reviewing case studies of existing projects to determine likely project life and typical annual yield

              • Comparing and contrasting marine hydro projects with small run-of-river hydro projects to expose differences in technology and plant management

              • Evaluating challenges surrounding marine hydro projects that have been encountered by those working in the field

              • Examining the extent to which regulatory requirements differ to more traditional small hydro plants

              • Delivering an overview of the marine hydro sector to identify key contacts and associations you need to become involved with

            • 15:15 - 15:45
              • Speaker

                Alex McPhail – Lead Specialist, The World Bank Group
              • World Bank - MIGA

              Examining the Importance of Cumulative Impact Assessment in project planning: Just Do It

              • Investigating changing and rising expectations on hydropower developers, including small project developers, with regards to sustainability and environmental safeguards

              • Balancing public and interested parties expectations on developers to adopt “current best practice” which may go well beyond the current legal and permitting requirements

              • Reviewing significant repercussions that ignoring this expectation can have on the developer and the local industry through a variety of channels

              • Outlining importance of carrying out up-front cumulative environmental impact assessment in order to meet stakeholder requirements

              • Highlighting how proper planning, a structured approach and a qualified team will bring predictability to overall project planning and lower the project’s risk profile, thereby reducing time and expense for a CEIA

              • Analyzing typical TOR for a CEIA, including: 1) Screening; 2) Detailed Assessment; and 3) Operational Rules

            • 15:45 - 16:15
              • Afternoon refreshments and networking

              • 17:15 - 17:30
              • Chair's summation and close of day one

            Technological Advances

            Technological Advances

              • 08:30 - 08:50
                • Registration and refreshments

                • 08:50 - 09:00
                • Chair's opening remarks

                • 09:00 - 09:30
                  • Speaker

                    John Carson – CEO, Alterra Power Corp
                  • Alterra Power Corp

                  Forecasting the future of small hydro within British Columbia by generating a holistic overview of the energy market across the province ahead of major changes

                  • Delivering up-to-the-minute assessment of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) developments in BC and how the energy and small hydro sectors may be affected

                  • Exploring current and potential energy production and incentive plans within BC to uncover expansion opportunities that can be exploited

                  • Considering stakeholder implications: industry, provincial and federal government, First Nations, private citizens and others

                  • Contrasting short-term vs. long-term considerations: optimizing the Province’s chances for further growth

                • 09:30 - 10:00
                  • Speaker

                    Chris Ball – Vice President, Corpfinance International Limited
                  • Corpfinance International Limited

                  Exploring potential for a regional market space within the North America small hydro sector and the potential benefits that it would hold

                  • Delivering an overview of the current state of markets within the different Canadian provinces to explore the potential for cross-provincial cooperation

                  • Analyzing the extent to which provinces already cooperate and work together in a regional market space to ascertain exactly what progress has been made in this area

                  • Uncovering examples of companies that work both across provinces and/or internationally to uncover practical issues which are encountered

                  • Evaluating benefits of establishing a more concrete regional market space such as improved trading capabilities

                  • Exploring realistic requirements of a regional market space such as eligibility criteria, portfolio standards and regional legislation and whether these are surmountable

                • 10:00 - 10:45
                  • Speaker

                    Eugene Hodgson – Vice President, Western Region, Corpfinance International Limited
                  • Corpfinance International Limited
                  • Speaker

                    Monique Stevenson – Standing Offer Program Manager, BC Hydro
                  • BC Hydro

                  Panel Discussion: Building comprehensive business strategies to deal with impending legislative and market changes by reviewing current uncertainties in British Columbia

                  • Providing insight into how companies predict market dynamics and when they determine that pre-emptive action is required

                  • Scrutinizing contrasting political attitudes towards the renewable energy sector to exact the impact a new government will have on your company

                  • Investigating internal team structures to see common sector-wide management of market and political analysis

                  • Analyzing contingency plans companies have previously used to successfully negotiate unpredictable times that your company can adapt and implement

                  • Uncovering current operations undertaken by companies within British Colombia to highlight how you can minimize risk

                  • Anticipating both major political and market alterations to help you adequately prepare for the worst

                • 10:45 - 11:30
                  • Morning refreshments and networking

                  • 11:30 - 12:00
                    • Speaker

                      Scott Babakaiff – Fish Protection Hydrologist, BC Ministry of Forest, Lands and Natural Resource Operations
                    • BC Ministry of Forest, Lands and Natural Resource Operations
                    • Speaker

                      Adam Lewis – President, Senior Biologist, EcoFish Research Ltd.
                    • Ecofish

                    Scrutinizing changes to ramping regulations to ensure you are meeting requirements but still optimizing energy yield from your projects

                    • Reviewing regulations around ramping to clarify exactly what is expected from your project management

                    • Examining how and why ramping is a “revolution in environmental modeling” by extrapolating long-term benefits

                    • Exploring the effects of up-ramping and down-ramping respectively to explain the need for ramping regulations

                    • Determining how to set ramping just right so that you can effectively navigate the contradictory needs of your project management

                    • Investigating dissipation and bypassing as a result of ramping by reviewing case study experiences

                  • 12:00 - 12:30
                    • Speaker

                      Jan Lee – Executive Director, Northwest Hydroelectric Association
                    • Northwest Hydroelectric Association

                    Uncovering untapped potential for hydro projects through the rehabilitation of existing infrastructures

                    • Exposing possibilities behind rehabilitation of existing dams, canals and pipelines that are currently not used for energy generation

                    • Delivering an overview of potential locations that can be utilized, especially in the USA, to uncover the potential for energy production

                    • Examining how utilizing existing structures instead of constructing new projects is more economical, environmentally friendly and time effective

                    • Analyzing case studies of projects that have spawned from site rehabilitations to outline the cost-effectiveness in doing so

                    • Investigating governmental perspectives on site rehabilitation and highlighting incentives that exist to assist their development

                    • Outlining problems that have been encountered in the establishment of such projects to help you avoid complications

                  • 12:30 - 13:00
                    • Speed Networking

                      Our version of speed-dating for business is an unparalleled networking opportunity. Bring plenty of business cards – you’ll be meeting a large selection of the conference attendees in a packed formal networking session that gives you the chance to identify key peers and business partners; schedule meetings; or arrange times to continue conversations. Participation in this session is optional, but is sure to enhance your conference experience by ensuring you make the connections you need on day 1.

                    • 13:00 - 14:15
                      • Lunch and networking

                      • 14:15 - 14:45
                        • Speaker

                          Russell Stothers – Chair, Canadian Subcommittee on Marine Renewable Energy (IEC TC114) and Chief Operating Officer, Clean Current Power Systems

                        Exploring hydrokinetic projects to fully analyze its potential as a renewable energy resource

                        • Describing technological differences between ‘zero head’ hydrokinetic projects with traditional run-of-river projects

                        • Exposing the ease with which hydrokinetic projects are set up due to their lack of dams or barrages and the reduced impact that they have on the environment

                        • Examining existing hydrokinetic projects across Canada and internationally to see how widely established they are in which locations

                        • Explaining the development of Marine Renewable Energy Standards for this new industry

                      • 14:45 - 15:15
                        • Speaker

                          Chris Campbell – Executive Director, Marine Renewables Canada
                        • Marine Renewables Canada

                        Case Study: Outlining differences between run-of-river projects and Ocean Hydro projects to expose this alternative project type

                        • Providing an overview of the marine hydro sector to determine the extensiveness of existing projects

                        • Exploring potential for new tidal projects by evaluating untapped areas in North America

                        • Reviewing case studies of existing projects to determine likely project life and typical annual yield

                        • Comparing and contrasting marine hydro projects with small run-of-river hydro projects to expose differences in technology and plant management

                        • Evaluating challenges surrounding marine hydro projects that have been encountered by those working in the field

                        • Examining the extent to which regulatory requirements differ to more traditional small hydro plants

                        • Delivering an overview of the marine hydro sector to identify key contacts and associations you need to become involved with

                      • 15:15 - 15:45
                        • Speaker

                          Alex McPhail – Lead Specialist, The World Bank Group
                        • World Bank - MIGA

                        Examining the Importance of Cumulative Impact Assessment in project planning: Just Do It

                        • Investigating changing and rising expectations on hydropower developers, including small project developers, with regards to sustainability and environmental safeguards

                        • Balancing public and interested parties expectations on developers to adopt “current best practice” which may go well beyond the current legal and permitting requirements

                        • Reviewing significant repercussions that ignoring this expectation can have on the developer and the local industry through a variety of channels

                        • Outlining importance of carrying out up-front cumulative environmental impact assessment in order to meet stakeholder requirements

                        • Highlighting how proper planning, a structured approach and a qualified team will bring predictability to overall project planning and lower the project’s risk profile, thereby reducing time and expense for a CEIA

                        • Analyzing typical TOR for a CEIA, including: 1) Screening; 2) Detailed Assessment; and 3) Operational Rules

                      • 15:45 - 16:15
                        • Afternoon refreshments and networking

                        • 16:15 - 16:45
                        • Enhancing abilities to predict the outcome of new projects by reviewing latest methods involved in hydrology estimations

                          • Analyzing how effectively you are assessing project capability by investigating the methodologies involved in hydrology estimations

                          • Ensuring you purchase appropriately sized contracts for energy production by improving predictions of your production capacity

                          • Assessing accuracy surrounding feasibility studies through analysis of past projects

                          • Quantifying volumetric risk factors involved in small hydropower production to help avoid future complications

                          • Evaluating variables involved in hydrology estimations to uncover areas that are potentially hindering your efficiency

                          • Detailing project plan comparisons to help you select between project options

                        • 16:45 - 17:15
                          • Speaker

                            Steve Johnson – Manager, Central Oregon Irrigation District
                          • Central Oregon Irrigation District

                          Reviewing a case study of low-head turbine implementation to build a holistic view of these types of projects

                          • Exploring current and future planned existence of low-head turbine projects to highlight how widely implemented they are and assess competition

                          • Investigating efficiency of low-head hydro turbines through case study analysis

                          • Exploring capabilities of low-head turbines to be implemented in canals to clarify exactly where and how they can be utilized

                          • Scrutinizing differences between projects of different head-heights to expose pros and cons of using low-head turbines

                          • Evaluating financial implications around using different head heights in order to determine how cost effective different turbines are

                          • Uncovering personal experiences in turbine installation to gain practical advice on how to manage the complications from purchase, through installation, to equipment management

                        • 17:15 - 17:30
                        • Chair's summation and close of day one

                      Financial Opportunities

                      Financial Opportunities

                        • 08:30 - 08:50
                          • Registration and refreshments

                          • 08:50 - 09:00
                          • Chair's opening remarks

                          • 09:00 - 09:30
                            • Speaker

                              John Carson – CEO, Alterra Power Corp
                            • Alterra Power Corp

                            Forecasting the future of small hydro within British Columbia by generating a holistic overview of the energy market across the province ahead of major changes

                            • Delivering up-to-the-minute assessment of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) developments in BC and how the energy and small hydro sectors may be affected

                            • Exploring current and potential energy production and incentive plans within BC to uncover expansion opportunities that can be exploited

                            • Considering stakeholder implications: industry, provincial and federal government, First Nations, private citizens and others

                            • Contrasting short-term vs. long-term considerations: optimizing the Province’s chances for further growth

                          • 09:30 - 10:00
                            • Speaker

                              Chris Ball – Vice President, Corpfinance International Limited
                            • Corpfinance International Limited

                            Exploring potential for a regional market space within the North America small hydro sector and the potential benefits that it would hold

                            • Delivering an overview of the current state of markets within the different Canadian provinces to explore the potential for cross-provincial cooperation

                            • Analyzing the extent to which provinces already cooperate and work together in a regional market space to ascertain exactly what progress has been made in this area

                            • Uncovering examples of companies that work both across provinces and/or internationally to uncover practical issues which are encountered

                            • Evaluating benefits of establishing a more concrete regional market space such as improved trading capabilities

                            • Exploring realistic requirements of a regional market space such as eligibility criteria, portfolio standards and regional legislation and whether these are surmountable

                          • 10:00 - 10:45
                            • Speaker

                              Eugene Hodgson – Vice President, Western Region, Corpfinance International Limited
                            • Corpfinance International Limited
                            • Speaker

                              Monique Stevenson – Standing Offer Program Manager, BC Hydro
                            • BC Hydro

                            Panel Discussion: Building comprehensive business strategies to deal with impending legislative and market changes by reviewing current uncertainties in British Columbia

                            • Providing insight into how companies predict market dynamics and when they determine that pre-emptive action is required

                            • Scrutinizing contrasting political attitudes towards the renewable energy sector to exact the impact a new government will have on your company

                            • Investigating internal team structures to see common sector-wide management of market and political analysis

                            • Analyzing contingency plans companies have previously used to successfully negotiate unpredictable times that your company can adapt and implement

                            • Uncovering current operations undertaken by companies within British Colombia to highlight how you can minimize risk

                            • Anticipating both major political and market alterations to help you adequately prepare for the worst

                          • 10:45 - 11:30
                            • Morning refreshments and networking

                            • 11:30 - 12:00
                              • Speaker

                                Scott Babakaiff – Fish Protection Hydrologist, BC Ministry of Forest, Lands and Natural Resource Operations
                              • BC Ministry of Forest, Lands and Natural Resource Operations
                              • Speaker

                                Adam Lewis – President, Senior Biologist, EcoFish Research Ltd.
                              • Ecofish

                              Scrutinizing changes to ramping regulations to ensure you are meeting requirements but still optimizing energy yield from your projects

                              • Reviewing regulations around ramping to clarify exactly what is expected from your project management

                              • Examining how and why ramping is a “revolution in environmental modeling” by extrapolating long-term benefits

                              • Exploring the effects of up-ramping and down-ramping respectively to explain the need for ramping regulations

                              • Determining how to set ramping just right so that you can effectively navigate the contradictory needs of your project management

                              • Investigating dissipation and bypassing as a result of ramping by reviewing case study experiences

                            • 12:00 - 12:30
                              • Speaker

                                Jan Lee – Executive Director, Northwest Hydroelectric Association
                              • Northwest Hydroelectric Association

                              Uncovering untapped potential for hydro projects through the rehabilitation of existing infrastructures

                              • Exposing possibilities behind rehabilitation of existing dams, canals and pipelines that are currently not used for energy generation

                              • Delivering an overview of potential locations that can be utilized, especially in the USA, to uncover the potential for energy production

                              • Examining how utilizing existing structures instead of constructing new projects is more economical, environmentally friendly and time effective

                              • Analyzing case studies of projects that have spawned from site rehabilitations to outline the cost-effectiveness in doing so

                              • Investigating governmental perspectives on site rehabilitation and highlighting incentives that exist to assist their development

                              • Outlining problems that have been encountered in the establishment of such projects to help you avoid complications

                            • 12:30 - 13:00
                              • Speed Networking

                                Our version of speed-dating for business is an unparalleled networking opportunity. Bring plenty of business cards – you’ll be meeting a large selection of the conference attendees in a packed formal networking session that gives you the chance to identify key peers and business partners; schedule meetings; or arrange times to continue conversations. Participation in this session is optional, but is sure to enhance your conference experience by ensuring you make the connections you need on day 1.

                              • 13:00 - 14:15
                                • Lunch and networking

                                • 14:15 - 14:45
                                  • Speaker

                                    Russell Stothers – Chair, Canadian Subcommittee on Marine Renewable Energy (IEC TC114) and Chief Operating Officer, Clean Current Power Systems

                                  Exploring hydrokinetic projects to fully analyze its potential as a renewable energy resource

                                  • Describing technological differences between ‘zero head’ hydrokinetic projects with traditional run-of-river projects

                                  • Exposing the ease with which hydrokinetic projects are set up due to their lack of dams or barrages and the reduced impact that they have on the environment

                                  • Examining existing hydrokinetic projects across Canada and internationally to see how widely established they are in which locations

                                  • Explaining the development of Marine Renewable Energy Standards for this new industry

                                • 14:45 - 15:15
                                  • Speaker

                                    Chris Campbell – Executive Director, Marine Renewables Canada
                                  • Marine Renewables Canada

                                  Case Study: Outlining differences between run-of-river projects and Ocean Hydro projects to expose this alternative project type

                                  • Providing an overview of the marine hydro sector to determine the extensiveness of existing projects

                                  • Exploring potential for new tidal projects by evaluating untapped areas in North America

                                  • Reviewing case studies of existing projects to determine likely project life and typical annual yield

                                  • Comparing and contrasting marine hydro projects with small run-of-river hydro projects to expose differences in technology and plant management

                                  • Evaluating challenges surrounding marine hydro projects that have been encountered by those working in the field

                                  • Examining the extent to which regulatory requirements differ to more traditional small hydro plants

                                  • Delivering an overview of the marine hydro sector to identify key contacts and associations you need to become involved with

                                • 15:15 - 15:45
                                  • Speaker

                                    Alex McPhail – Lead Specialist, The World Bank Group
                                  • World Bank - MIGA

                                  Examining the Importance of Cumulative Impact Assessment in project planning: Just Do It

                                  • Investigating changing and rising expectations on hydropower developers, including small project developers, with regards to sustainability and environmental safeguards

                                  • Balancing public and interested parties expectations on developers to adopt “current best practice” which may go well beyond the current legal and permitting requirements

                                  • Reviewing significant repercussions that ignoring this expectation can have on the developer and the local industry through a variety of channels

                                  • Outlining importance of carrying out up-front cumulative environmental impact assessment in order to meet stakeholder requirements

                                  • Highlighting how proper planning, a structured approach and a qualified team will bring predictability to overall project planning and lower the project’s risk profile, thereby reducing time and expense for a CEIA

                                  • Analyzing typical TOR for a CEIA, including: 1) Screening; 2) Detailed Assessment; and 3) Operational Rules

                                • 15:45 - 16:15
                                  • Afternoon refreshments and networking

                                  • 16:15 - 16:45
                                    • Speaker

                                      Eugene Hodgson – Vice President, Western Region, Corpfinance International Limited
                                    • Corpfinance International Limited

                                    Maximizing investment potential for small hydro projects by identifying what makes them attractive to investors

                                    • Exploring how to find and approach potential investors by reviewing the sector and how they find out about projects they wish to invest in

                                    • Assessing the small hydro sector through the eyes of investors to uncover why they are interested in certain projects

                                    • Highlighting key facets of project plans that are a magnet for investment which you should showcase when trying to draw in financial interest (including Power Purchase Agreements (PPA), full feasibility studies and financial models)

                                    • Exposing deterrents to investment that can ruin your chances of securing financial input

                                    • Investigating projects that secure financial backing to establish how they achieved this and what you can learn from them

                                    • Evaluating long-term project development strategies to determine which projects are successful in securing long-term investments

                                    • Pinpointing techniques in the financial market to help make your projects more marketable to the financial world

                                  • 16:45 - 17:15
                                    • Speaker

                                      Mike Crawley – President, International Power Canada Inc./GDF Suezna
                                    • International Power GDF Suez

                                    Case study: Reviewing successful financial planning for small hydro projects to help you build a comprehensive end-to-end strategy

                                    • Analyzing the entire process involved in finding, negotiating and securing energy production contracts

                                    • Evaluating differences between short and long-term loans to determine the pros and cons of each

                                    • Deconstructing a comprehensive long-term financial strategy to expose key features to ensuring profit throughout

                                    • Investigating how to manage different variables in profit prediction to ensure you have a realistic outlook on future income

                                    • Exploring capacity for reinvestment to maximize growth and developments of your wider energy portfolio

                                    • Assessing the renewable energy sector from a financial standpoint to improve communication and cooperation between partners

                                    • Uncovering typical costs involved in long-term project management to help you avoid unforeseen costs

                                  • 17:15 - 17:30
                                  • Chair's summation and close of day one

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