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バングラデシュ、カンボジア、ラオス、ベトナムの再生可能エネルギーおよびインフラプロジェクトの最新動向と今後の投資機会

Project Pipeline and Upcoming Opportunities In Renewable Energy and Infrastructure for Bangladesh, Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam

日時: 2023年6月21日(水)15:00-17:30(14:30受付開始、コーヒーサービスあり)
会場:株式会社国際協力銀行9階講堂
主催: VDB Loi法律事務所、一般財団法人海外投融資情報財団
後援:株式会社国際協力銀行
使用言語:英語(同時通訳付)
Date and Time: Wednesday, June 21, 2023, 15:00-17:30 (Registration 14:30~ with coffee service)
Place: Japan Bank for International Cooperation 9th floor auditorium
Sponsored by VDB Loi and Japan Institute for Overseas Investment (JOI)
Supported by Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC)
Language: English with simultaneous interpretation

 

Several markets in South and Southeast Asia continue to offer massive opportunities in energy and infrastructure development, driven by the energy transition and a strong growth in economy and population. A region that is rebounding strong after COVID, you cannot afford to be out of the loop on what is really happening on the ground. That is precisely the purpose of this highly practical briefing event by VDB Loi’s senior partner Edwin Vanderbruggen, who focuses on some of the regions’ hottest markets and projects.

 

Some of the key highlights:
◆Cambodia’s upcoming 2 GW new solar projects and energy storage, ADB supported: How will the project pipeline look like?
◆What is the real impact of Vietnam’s finally published Power Development Plan 8?
◆International power trading from Laos and Cambodia to Singapore? Outlook and status update
◆Which renewable energy projects are for sale or investment in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam?
◆Is it still possible to obtain a power project in Bangladesh, Cambodia or Laos without a tender?
◆What are the tariffs and commercial terms for wind and solar PPAs in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam?
◆Updates on the pipeline for water, waste, transportation projects in the region

 

PROGRAM

15:00-15:10
Welcome remarks and introduction by Satoshi Mitsukuri, VDB Loi liaison in Tokyo

15:10-15:50
What you need to know about upcoming opportunities in Bangladesh
-Project pipeline: some key projects and tenders you need to know
-What are the commercial terms and tariff of PPAs for solar and wind in Bangladesh?
-What is the real reason so few solar projects get to COD? (Tip: It’s not because of the land)
-How to acquire a brownfield power project in Bangladesh?
-What are the key practical challenges to get a foreign project loan approved?

15:50-16:30
Cambodia: projects and opportunities in energy and infrastructure
-What are the details of ADB’s plan for 2 GW solar projects plus storage?
-How will the structure be for the export of renewable energy to Singapore?
-Which projects are negotiated without a tender?
-Cambodia solar projects for sale: this is how you structure the purchase

16:30-16:50
Some key issues on energy, water and transportation projects in Lao PDR
-What will be the effect of the new PPP Law?
-Solar and hydro project developers seeking buyers and investments: how to structure?
-What are the commercial terms of wind projects in Laos?
-Key things to know about toll road projects: are they bankable in Laos?
-Water supply projects: what are the concession terms?

16:50-17:30
A new start for energy and infrastructure investment in Vietnam?
-What does the new Power Development Plan 8 mean for renewable energy projects?
-How to acquire an already approved solar or wind project in Vietnam?
-Real estate: debt restructuring and opportunities
-Update on water, waste and transportation infrastructure pipeline

※各プレゼンテーションごとに質問応答あり/Each presntation includes Q&A.

 

SPEAKER

Edwin Vanderbruggen, Senior Partner of VDB Loi
Edwin has a vast experience advising Governments, sponsors and lenders on energy, transportation, water and waste projects in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Myanmar, Laos and Vietnam. His on-the-ground knowledge, practical approach and his well-known public speaking skills make him a very welcome guest at JOI’s briefings in Tokyo for many years running. Now back after the COVID suspension, Edwin will outline the key things to know about these markets and projects, focusing on hot issues and real opportunities for Japanese investors in the energy and infrastructure space.