Legal Approaches to Manage Renewable Generation Risks

As the renewable generation industry matures, expectations for its performance and the related risks change. Power purchase prices and government incentives are decreasing, prompting changes in operation and capitalization and increasing risk. Long term project management and accountability has become a significant focus; evolving processes and increasing risk. Local governments now express concern regarding legacy facility responsibility and decommissioning; increasing risk.

Other Speakers

David Doctor, President & CEO, E4 Carolinas, Rocky Sease, CEO, SOS Intl., Dmitriy Borovik, Managing Director, Deloitte Risk and Financial Advisory, Jessica Medlin, Vice President/Renewable Energy Finance, United Community Bank

Webinar Agenda

9:30 AM Conference platform opens

10:00 AM Welcome, conference overview and moderator introductions – David Doctor, President & CEO, E4 Carolinas

 10:15 AM Legal and Compliance Risk Management

1. Legal Approaches to Manage Renewable Generation Risks – Monica Wilson Dozier, Partner, Bradley Arant Boult Cummings
2. NERC Compliance Practices to Manage Renewable Generation Risks –Rocky Sease, Chief Executive Officer, SOS Intl.
3. Best Practices to Manage Renewable Generation Risks – Dmitriy Borovik, Managing Director, Deloitte Risk and Financial Advisory
4. Moderated Panel Discussion
5. Audience Questions & Answers

11:10 AM Brief Break

11:15 AM Insurance and Finance Risk Management

1. Insurance Tools to Manage Renewable Generation Risks – Jessica Medlin, Vice President, ECM Solutions
2. Financial Structures to Manage Renewable Generation Risks – Clayton Summers, Senior Vice President/Renewable Energy Finance, United Community Bank
3. Best Practices to Manage Renewable Generation Risks – Dmitriy Borovik, Managing Director, Deloitte Risk and Financial Advisory
4. Moderated Panel Discussion
5. Audience Questions & Answers

12:10 PM Closing Remarks - Doctor, President & CEO, E4 Carolinas