Tevali Partners, a prominent player in the renewable energy sector, once again demonstrated its support for the annual GreenUnivers conference. This 6th edition, organized in collaboration with the French Renewable Energies Union (SER) and EY, focused on the exploration of new business models in light of the scheduled end of public support for renewable energy projects.

Alexis Gazzo opened the debate by emphasizing the connection between a 25% drop in renewable energy investments and the reduction in capital expenditures (Capex), despite stable installation capacities. This insight set the stage for further discussions on financing options and their impact on project financing.

The conference featured a series of insightful roundtable discussions with industry leaders, covering a range of topics including new business models, self-consumption, regional strategies, investor interests, and strategies in response to the planned end of public subsidies. These discussions provided valuable perspectives and practical case studies, shedding light on the evolving renewable energy market.

Tevali Partners actively engaged in the conference's roundtable discussions, sharing their expertise and contributing to the collective knowledge within the renewable energy sector. By collaborating with industry leaders and sharing insights, Tevali Partners demonstrated their commitment to driving positive change and facilitating the adoption of new business models.

The following round tables were held:

• Financing: New business models (market sales, corporate PPA...) and the impact on park financing. With Sébastien Dubois, general manager RES France, Coralie Lang Damerose, head of energy department, Metro Cash & Carry France, Alexandre Soroko, business development manager, Uniper 
• Case study : self-consumption: the emergence of an economic model By Sylvie Perrin, Partner, De Gaulle Fleurance & Associés, and William Arkwright, Director, Renewable Energies - Businesses and Communities, Engie 
• Case study : The strategy of an ambitious region By Christophe Laly, Director, Morbihan Énergies 
• Investment focus : What interests underwriters? With Gary Cige, investor, Afir - family holding Decathlon, Nicolas Rochon, chairman, RGreen Invest, Carole Zacchéo, head of yield, rates and credit asset management, real assets, Maif 
• Round table : What strategy to adopt in the face of the scheduled end of public subsidies? With Nicolas Couderc, Executive Vice President, EDF Renouvelables, Frédéric Moyne, Chairman and CEO, Albioma, Julien Pouget, Senior Vice President Renewables, Total, Nicolas Wolff, Vice Chairman and CEO, Boralex Europe.

Find the reports of the various round tables on the GreenUnivers website: https://www.greenunivers.com/2019/06/enr-nouveaux-modeles-daffaires-et-strategie-des-acteurs-compte-rendu-204558/