How does the Juncker plan link in with the Energy Union and how does the Cohesion Fund interact with the Projects of Common Interest? Are the new guidelines from EIOPA relevant to energy infrastructure and where does the Capital Markets Union fit in?
Over the last couple of years, there has been a flurry of activity from the European Commission and the agencies of the European Union, particularly in the energy market. We have seen the launch of the Projects of Common Interest, the Juncker Plan, the Energy Union and the Capital Markets Union. As investors, financiers and other stakeholders start to appreciate that there might be more than just words to these initiatives, they quickly realise that it is difficult to get to grips with how the initiatives interact with each other and with other, already existing, support initiatives.
We believe that these investment initiatives for Europe could assist in creating significant opportunities for investors, financiers, governments, promoters and contractors on a global scale; the range of initiatives available could give access to a piece of a €500 billion opportunity.
Read the full briefing to discover how the programmes and EU driven initiatives for energy infrastructure are connected in the context of managing risk and finding finance.
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