2nd Annual Financing Power Projects India 2011

Mumbai, India

Attend the 2nd Annual Financing Power Projects India 2011, taking place from 2-4 November in Mumbai, India, the only platform for high-value networking and knowledge-sharing around the critical issue of financing renewable and thermal power projects.

Attend this essential event and meet all the key players:

• Government officials and regulators

• Leading thermal and renewable power generators

• The foremost independent power producers

• Top-level investors including NBFCs, leading banks and private equity players from across the glob In 3 solution-packed days get all your key questions surrounding the massive capacity addition plans in the Indian power sector addressed by leading bankers, investors, and power generators!

Agenda Highlights:

• Clarifying the implications of the latest capacity addition targets for the renewable energy sector in India to drive future financing

• Utilising the carbon financing model as a tool to meet renewable energy targets through Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) and deliver a greener future

• Realising the latent potential of multilateral financing in emerging economies to propel your renewable energy projects to commercial success

• Addressing the core issue of coal supply linkages to meet the ever growing demand for power in India and effectively manage the coal price equation

• Identifying the key crieria for bank lending to formulate strategies to secure attractive sources of finance for capital-intensive power projects – a bank’s perspective

• Dedicated and in-depth panel discussions on debt and equity financing to drive your thermal power projects to commercial success

• Effective taxation strategies to enhance the potential of your investment in capital intensive power projects www.financingpower-india.com

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