Webinar

Financing and business models that deliver

Which energy efficiency business models have been the most successful to date, in Canada and the EU? And how can available financing enable massive upscaling of the business models that deliver results on the ground?

From the 15 June 2021 16:00pm to the 15 June 18:00pm

Financing and business models that deliver

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The fourth webinar of the Canada-EU exchange, organised by BPIE, will focus on business and finance models that enable smart use of public and private funds and deliver energy efficiency renovations for both public and commercially owned buildings.

Key questions this webinar will address include:

Which energy efficiency business models have been the most successful to date, in Canada and the EU?
How can available financing – both public and private – be linked to potential projects and beyond, to enable massive upscaling of the business models that deliver results on the ground?

To conclude, an interactive panel discussion will provide the audience ample opportunity for the audience to address their questions to speakers.

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Agenda

Welcome, housekeeping, and agenda: Oliver Rapf, Executive Director, BPIE

Session 1: Boosting energy efficiency investments

Energy efficiency financing: Strategies and considerations in non-domestic real estate in Europe – Ioannis Orfanos, Partner, Arbitrage Real Estate
Unlocking Investments in Retrofits – Akua Schatz, Vice-President for Market Engagement and Advocacy, Canada Green Building Council
Q+A session

Session 2: Linking funds to projects – Business models that deliver

LAUNCH and PROPEL H2020: Empowering businesses, investors, and individuals to capitalize on Sustainable Energy Assets – Jessica Stromback, CEO, Joule Assets
Providing Energy Services Contracting in Canada – Stuart Galloway, CEO at Energy Services Association of Canada (ESAC)
Q&A and panel discussion with all speakers
Closing words from the moderator