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Summary
Clean tech is key to scaling the energy transition, but its adoption remains stifled by the deployment of fossil fuel infrastructure far from the end of its economically useful life. How can investors and companies finance this shift, while the threat of early retirement of assets still looms large?
You’re invited to join our upcoming Beyond ESG webinar, where thought leaders will explore what’s needed to scale capital for the energy transition, including:
- How scaling capital is now being deployed in larger amounts by private capital funds to build a bridge for green energy and decarbonization projects.
- How private capital firms have longer investment horizons matched with strategic mandates to consider valuations and business models in the next decade.
- How appetite has been robust for energy transition opportunities in markets worldwide, and a share of that dry powder is likely to find its way into both established cleantech – solar PV and wind – as well as emerging molecule-based decarbonization solutions like CCUS and hydrogen.
Speakers
S&P Global
Conway Irwin
Cleantech Research and Analysis Director
Conway Irwin is a director in the Financial and Capital Markets group, at S&P Global Energy, part of a dedicated research team that provides integrated climate and cleantech advisory research to the financial sector.
Conway Irwin is a director in the Financial and Capital Markets group, at S&P Global Energy, part of a dedicated research team that provides integrated climate and cleantech advisory research to the financial sector.
Her work focuses on cleantech (solar, wind, hydrogen, batteries, and storage) and on the broader energy transition, including changes in financial flows and regulations in response to shifts in global energy markets.
Conway has more than a decade of experience in energy and commodities markets as a journalist and analyst in both the public and private sectors in the US, Russia, and China.
Conway holds a bachelor's degree from Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service and a master's degree from Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.
Cindy Jia
ING
J.D. Head of Sustainable Finance - Americas
Jonathan Silver
Apollo Global Management
Chair, Global Climate Council
Stephanie Potter
Director, Sustainable Private Markets
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