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VIDEO: Preparing for solar asset management in a merchant era

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As the solar industry continues to mature and adopt more merchant-led business models, how will asset management principles need to adapt? This exclusive recording of a panel discussion from our Solar Finance & Investment Europe event answered that very question.

Moderated by Matthew Black, director of UK trade association Solar Energy UK, panellists of the session included:

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  • Joern Hackbarth, EVP and global head of engineering and construction at Sonnedix
  • Jordi Francesch, head of asset management at Glenmont Partners
  • Edmee Kelsey, CEO at 3Megawatt, and;
  • Isabella Pacheco, director of real assets (renewable power) at BlackRock

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