Unlocking Capital for the UK's Energy Transition
Sign up for this eventTransforming the UK energy system for a net zero future demands a huge investment of over £200 billion by 2030. But with such a diverse range of technologies at different stages of maturity, investors face a complex landscape.
This discussion with leading private and public investors will explore appetite for different technologies, optimal financing models, connecting investors to opportunities, and stimulating demand to build investor confidence. The session will also share exclusive insights from recent Deloitte research with UK energy transition investors.
We will be joined by Darryl Murphy, Head of Infra Debt at Aviva Investors, Holly Pattenden, Head of Policy and Regulatory Affairs at Equinor UK, and Netti Farkas-Mills, Deloitte Energy, Resources & Industrials Insight lead.
| This is a hybrid event taking place in London for non-executive directors only. If you would like to join in person please get in touch with the Deloitte Academy. |
Unlocking Capital for the UK's Energy Transition
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