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    Chancery Lane, London
    WC2A 1AL

Net Zero Investor’s Renewable Infrastructure Summit 2025

Renewable Infrastructure Summit for asset owners

The International Energy Agency’s recent forecast anticipates that renewables will become the largest source of global electricity generation by early 2025, surpassing coal.

Demand created by policy initiatives in China, the US and the EU will help stimulate an 85% acceleration in global renewables capacity when compared to the previous five years.

The infrastructure required to keep pace with mushrooming supply and demand is creating myriad opportunities for investors across the renewables ecosystem, with investors competing to own a stake in the assets which will underpin energy production for future generations.

Roundtable format

This summit style roundtable is an interactive meeting for a limited number of asset owners from different backgrounds with experience of, or plans for, allocating assets to renewable infrastructure.

A series of short presentations and asset owner testimony will kick-start a conversation between participants and market practitioners covering the macro opportunity aswell as specific opportunities and risks.

Registration is only open to qualifying asset owners who will be invited to either join the discussion as active participants or simply observe if their objectives are purely educational/ knowledge gathering.

The summit/roundtable lasts for two hours in total and is followed by networking drinks.

View last year’s report here.

2:30

Arrivals & refreshments

3:00

Energy investments

The renewable energy sector offers diverse investments opportunities, each with unique challenges. But which energy source-wind, solar, bio-electric, or tidal- is best at generating both power and capital. Can biogas meet Europe’s growing gas demand while contributing to carbon dioxide storage, bio-waste management, and low-carbon transportation? And how can investors align their strategies with the evolving capital needs of the sector?

3:30

Locus focus- finding the best investment geographies

Where should investors look for the most promising investment opportunities? Will new government policies make the UK attractive, or will the energy gridlock deter investment? What opportunities lie in emerging markets and how will the Trump presidency, EU regulations, and COP29 impact the investment environment? This session will explore all, uncovering the most promising investment locations.

4:00

Transmission, storage and energy efficiency – gridlocked power

Is energy storage the missing piece in solving renewable energy intermittency, and where are the best opportunities for investors? What role can technologies like storage and grid upgrades play in driving value across the renewable energy value chain? How does energy backlog into the UK grid affect local investment. What opportunities await investors in battery storage and have costs decreased enough to demand investment?

4:30

Sustainable infrastructure – building beyond energy

As investors seek effective decarbonisation pathways, district heat networks are emerging as a key component of the UK’s net zero transition.

Beyond financial returns, these investments offer wider benefits, including job creation, improved air quality, and reduced pressure on the electricity grid. What role can they play in reducing emissions? What lessons can be drawn from international markets, and how are UK policy tailwinds shaping investment opportunities in the sector?

Beyond heat networks, new and niche opportunities are also emerging in areas such as sustainable transportation, water recycling, and digital infrastructure.

Building the economy of the future requires strategic investments in essential infrastructure—but what opportunities, regulatory considerations, and challenges lie ahead?

5:00

End of summit & drinks

Rhyadd Keaney-Watkins

managing director and head of ESG

Arjun Infrastructure Partners

Hugh Garnett

senior specialist real assets

IIGCC

Sulaiman Ilyas-Jarett

policy fellow

University of Cambridge Centre for Science and Policy

Cristiana Dochioiu

investment manager - infrastructure & energy investments

Railpen

So Yeun Lim

global head of infrastructure research

Willis Towers Watson

Valeria Piani

head of stewardship

Phoenix Group

Dimitrios Folas

portfolio manager

LPPI

Ken Hunnisett

head of clean heat

Triple Point

Alena Antonava

investment manager (infrastructure)

Railpen

Puneet Sharma

senior investment director

USS

Greg Scott

senior portfolio manager

Phoenix Group

Antonio Curia

managing director

MIELI Private Office

Reena Malharkar

head of manager research & selection

The Phoenix Group

Jason Hyungman Kim

senior portfolio manager

National Pension Service of Korea

Mike Weston

independent trustee

Pi Partnership

Mona Dohle

editor

Net Zero Investor

Jane Kotchkina

senior investment manager

London Treasury Limited

Shipra Gupta

investments stewardship lead

Scottish Widows

Mark Ingleby

vice chair

Lewisham Pensions Investment Committee

Sindhu Krishna

(former chief sustainable investment officer, Phoenix)

Sahil Arora

portfolio manager

London CIV

Steve Ahn

portfolio manager

National Pension Service of Korea

Roger Breeden

professional trustee

BESTrustees

Anita Bhatia

trustee and NED

Matthew Chaddock

investment analyst

Environment Agency Pension Fund

Kevin Kim

portfolio manager

National Pension Service of Korea

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