2nd Renewable Energy Finance Forum - Canada

Τρίτη, 5 Απριλίου 2011 - Τετάρτη, 6 Απριλίου 2011

Bringing together financiers and developers, the 2nd REFF Canada is the only opportunity to meet and hear from leading Canadian and international experts as they focus their attention on the development of renewable energy in Canada.

Canada continues to move forward in developing an extensive portfolio of renewable energy projects. Ontario's Green Energy and Economy Act has now been in operation for over a year. As a result it is no longer a question of how popular the schemeand the demand for contracts has been but what is the timeline for projects being developed? Can the projects meet the tight criteria outlined when the contracts were first granted?

Euromoney Energy Event's 2nd Renewable Energy Finance Forum - Canada is THE forum to meet the financers and developers in the Canadian renewable energy markets. Join us and assist this market to take the next steps in its development.

Date: 05 April 2011 - 06 April 2011
Venue: Radisson Hotel Admiral Toronto - Harbourfront , Toronto, Canada

Hear from the key players in this evolving market:

• Geraint Breeze, Executive Director, Project Finance & Infrastructure, CIBC

• Michael Switt, Managing Director, Project Finance, Manulife

• Tony Anderson, Chief Financial Officer, Northland Power

• Alejandro Salvador, Chief Financial Officer, Acciona Energy North America

• REFF Canada is the only event that focuses purely on the financing of renewable energy projects

• The event concentrates on the financial opportunities that are currently available – addressing what is happening on the ground at the moment

• Consider the changing role of equity and debt in renewable energy and clean technology in Canada

• Meet the people who can get your projects moving: REFF Canada will bring together over 200 transaction professionals, developers and government officials

For more details:

http://www.euromoneyenergy.com/EventDetails/0/3627/2nd-Renewable-Energy-Finance-Forum-Canada.html