Masterclass energy finance

Masterclass energy finance

From financing the exploration and exploitation of offshore oil fields to financing large solar farms; project finance is a driving factor in the development of the energy industry. Gaining an understanding of the key principles behind project finance can mean the difference between success and failure in project development.

To help you understand these principles, Yes-DC has invited ABN Amro and Royal HaskoningDHV to give a masterclass on financing renewable energy projects. This event will be free of charge, and will teach you about the important factors in project finance, such as investment risks and the characteristics of bank capital and equity. The event will consist of lectures and assignments.

Files from the masterclass

Below, you can find the files that were used during the masterclass as well as a flyer for the upcoming course on Financing renewable energy by the energy finance institute.

Presentation: Introduction to Renewable Energy Finance (in pdf)

Flyer: Financing-Renewable-Energy (in pdf)

Case study material (in xlsx)

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Date: December 9th, 2015
Time: 19:00 (walk-in) 19:30 (start)
Location: Academiegebouw, Domplein 29, 3512 JE Utrecht
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Workshop hosts

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Leon Pulles

Leon has 25 years experience in the energy industry and has been responsible for the development, financing and realization of an extended range of energy concepts (Biomass, Wind, Solar, Hydro, Gas, Coal, Lignite, Oil, Waste, Grid). He is developing and presenting leadership in Energy Investment Management. His thoughtleadership is based on the following key-elements: people and partnerships, business knowledge and a robust accelerated approach.
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[message_box title=”Thijs Nijland (Maas Capital Renewables) ” color=”white”]

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After his studies at Delft University of Technology, Thijs started working for ABN AMRO in 2013. Following a traineeship within different departments of the bank, such as project finance in oil & gas and corporate finance, Thijs started working for Maas Capital Renewables in 2014. Maas Capital is the private equity arm of ABN AMRO focussed on cash flow generating assets/projects in the renewables, offshore & shipping markets.
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