Date: Tuesday, Mar 17
Time: 8:30 am to 5 pm GMT
Location: Hilton London Bankside, London, England

Case Studies: Projects Reaching Final Investment Decision (FID)

Further featured speakers for Bankable Energies have been announced, bringing together senior leaders from Equinor and Sizewell C, to explore how real-world energy projects have navigated the journey to FID through a series of practical case studies from across the UK and Europe. 

Reaching FID remains one of the most critical and complex milestones for energy projects. While capital is increasingly available for clean and low carbon projects, many developments continue to face challenges around financing structures, regulatory frameworks, risk allocation, and commercial visibility at the final stage.

Featured Speakers

Serene Tan, VP Structured Financing, Equinor

Equinor provides a real-world benchmark for how large pools of capital are prioritising projects across hydrocarbons, offshore wind, CCS, and hydrogen, making it a uniquely instructive case study for capital allocation under structural change. As Europe’s largest supplier of natural gas and a globally competitive offshore oil producer, Equinor remains a critical cash-flow engine for the region’s energy system and a leader for project economics, fiscal regimes, and pricing of geopolitical risk.

Katherine Horrell, Treasury Director, Sizewell C

Sizewell C represents one of the most ambitious and complex energy infrastructure financing projects in Europe, sitting squarely at the nexus of energy security, decarbonisation, and capital structuring. Sizewell C exemplifies the scale, risk profile, and policy dependency of firm low carbon power investments, and provides critical insight into the cost of capital dynamics, sovereign risk sharing, inflation-linked revenue models, and the bankability of nuclear in a net-zero system. 

Book your delegate pass for Bankable Energies, 17 March, to hear from senior decision makers on turning energy ambition into bankable projects, unlocking investment, navigating policy, and managing risk for the next wave of energy projects.

Your delegate pass will give you access to all conference sessions, entry into the exhibition and networking areas, admission to the pre-event networking reception on the 16 March, and much more. 

Book here.