PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS

Tuesday, 18th November 2025

Please note that the agenda is provisional and may be updated to ensure a dynamic and engaging ow of discussions throughout the event.

Delegate registration and morning coee

Chairman welcoming remarks

Charting the Oshore Wind Pipeline: Projects, Procurement & Progress in the Nordic-Baltic Region
Oshore wind is gaining serious momentum across the Nordic and Baltic seas, with governments pushing forward seabed auctions and developers racing toward rst power. This session oers an inside look at the near-term pipeline, featuring project updates, procurement strategies, and market-ready insights from developers at the forefront. Participants will hear directly from project leaders preparing to deploy in the next 2–5 years—sharing what they’ve learned, what’s working, and what’s still holding them back. From transmission bottlenecks to supply chain timelines, we’ll explore how this new generation of oshore wind is reshaping the region’s energy landscape.

Hydrogen & Ammonia in Action: Developing Bankable, Scalable Projects in the Nordics and Baltics
From large-scale hydrogen initiatives along the Baltic Sea to the Nordic push for ammonia exports, the region is positioning itself at the forefront of clean fuel innovation But scaling these projects means overcoming hurdles in infrastructure, regulation, and market readiness. We’ll unpack the key elements that dene a credible, investable hydrogen or ammonia project in today’s Nordic-Baltic context—and examine what industry leaders and policymakers must do to transition from pilot projects to full-scale deployment.

Morning Coee Break

Optimizing PPAs in a Dynamic Energy Landscape: Managing Price Fluctuations through Contract Innovation,
Flexibility, and Energy Storage
Let’s discuss how PPA stakeholders can better handle the challenges posed by price volatility in the power market. As renewable energy deployment expands, leveraging demand-side exibility and energy storage solutions becomes essential to maintaining the value and reliability of PPAs. We’ll explore how adaptable consumption and grid-responsive behaviors can support the long-term success of renewable contracts. The session will also cover how PPAs can be structured to eectively manage system risks such as curtailment and uctuating prices. Our experts will share insights on expanding access to exibility markets and storage incentives, enabling industrial buyers to condently secure competitive and dependable renewable energy agreements in today’s evolving energy environment.

Economics of utility-scale BESS in the Baltics by Aurora Energy Research

Solar + Storage: The Next Pillar of the Nordic-Baltic Energy System
As the Baltic-Nordic region pushes to scale its renewable energy ambitions, solar PV is emerging as a serious contender. But solar alone isn’t enough. To unlock its full value, it must be paired with exible solutions like battery energy storage systems that help manage volatility, optimize grid ows, and deliver energy when it’s most needed. This panel dives deep into the intersection of solar and BESS: the current momentum, the roadblocks, and the strategic moves required to scale both technologies eciently, protably, and within grid constraints.

Deal-Making Across Renewable Platforms & Pipelines
This session explores how M&A is being used to consolidate growth, enter new markets, and accelerate the build-out of clean energy infrastructure. We’ll dive into recent transactions, current valuations, buyer appetite, and the regulatory context shaping deal ow in the region.

Networking Lunch Break

Securing the Shift: Financing Tools to De-Risk the Energy Transition in the Nordics and Baltics
Accelerating clean energy deployment in the Nordic-Baltic region requires more than ambition—it demands investment at scale. This session will explore how governments, multilateral institutions, and nancial actors can work together to de-risk clean energy investments and unlock large-scale infrastructure nancing across diverse technologies and regions. We will examine the tools that matter, innovative nancing models and can blended nance be a key tool for derisking and scaling clean energy investments?

Where Investors Are Finding Value in the Nordic-Baltic Energy Market
From oshore wind and battery storage to hydrogen hubs and grid upgrades, the Nordic-Baltic region is oering a growing landscape of investable clean energy assets. But where exactly is capital owing—and what’s still too risky to touch? This panel brings together leading infrastructure funds, private equity rms, and institutional investors to share how they’re evaluating clean energy opportunities in the region. What makes a project bankable today? Where are the gaps in deal flow? And how are regulatory frameworks and cross-border collaboration shaping investment appetite?

Chairwoman closing remarks

End of conference followed by Drink Reception