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The tracks supported by BCG
Europe’s energy security depends on networks that can accommodate changing supply and demand. This track examines the transmission, distribution, storage and flexibility needed to strengthen reliability and support the development of Europe’s energy system.
BCG’s expertise in energy systems will bring insight to discussions on infrastructure priorities, network investment and the commercial conditions needed to deliver capacity where it is required.
Delivering Europe’s energy ambitions requires projects that can attract investment and secure financing. This track examines financing, the cost of capital and bankability, exploring the conditions needed to turn energy infrastructure plans into investable projects.
BCG’s expertise in strategy and investment will provide context for discussions on allocating capital, managing risk and strengthening the commercial case for Europe’s energy projects.
Europe’s energy security depends on the shipping routes, ports and terminals connecting global supply with industrial demand. This track examines how changing energy flows, port infrastructure and bunkering requirements are reshaping maritime trade, alongside the investment and partnerships needed to build resilient transport networks.
As Knowledge Partner, BCG will help frame discussions on strengthening maritime supply chains, developing port and fuel infrastructure and aligning shipping’s energy needs with the wider energy system.
As Knowledge Partner for these tracks, BCG will help inform the discussion on expanding Europe’s energy infrastructure and mobilising investment. The partnership brings its expertise alongside the perspectives of industry leaders, policymakers and investors considering the decisions needed to deliver Europe’s energy future.
The two tracks examine transmission, distribution, storage and flexibility, alongside the financing conditions and cost of capital that determine whether energy projects can move forward.
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