The distribution networks are at the heart of the financial and strategic industrial issues which must be tackled on an European scale and will mobilise the bulk of the capital available for the networks for considerable amounts. They are the physical location of the energy transition and innovations must emerge from them to be able to meet the challenges posed by the revamp of the electricity system.
This breakfast-debate on will be the occasion to gather key actors within the energy industry, institutions, academics and public investors to reflect on the best way to approach investments in the energy distribution sector in the context of the energy transition.
Hosted by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) offices in London on 21 November 2018, this workshop organised by the Long-Term Infrastructure Investors Association (LTIIA) will aim to share best practices in infrastructure program development in emerging countries and will form the basis for a broader reflection that could be brought together at the Davos annual meeting in January.
The European Commission tabled the proposal to set up an InvestEU guarantee fund in June 2018. Members of the European Association of Long-Term Investors (ELTI), the association of National Promotional Banks and Institutions, welcomed this proposal and have discussed and reflected this interesting idea in depth. ELTI then published a position paper on InvestEU in September 2018. With this in mind, a morning discussion on the ELTI proposals was organised at the ELTI office on Friday, 26 October.
On 7 November 2018, the Long-Term Investment and Reindustrialisation Intergroup is organising a conference specifically dedicated to the issue of long-term investment.
The European Association of Long-Term Investors (ELTI) is happy to invite you to a workshop on Tuesday 9 October 2018 on MFF Post-2020: What can NPBIs bring to the table for territorial investment.
Following the publication of the report of the high-level task force on investing in social infrastructure, European Long-Term Investors Association and Long-Term Infrastructure Investors Association are delighted to announce a Social Infrastructure Workshop on Thursday, 27 September 2018.
3 February 2022
Following the second virtual meeting with DG REGIO on 20 January 2022, we received the slides with the answers to the questions raised.
3 May 2021
The European Commission sent the slides presented during the first structured dialogue between AEPB, EAPB, ELTI and NEFI on 30 April 2021.
Commission sheds some light on cohesion policy reform (Euractiv article by Beatriz Rios)
The European Commission cleared up some of the details of its proposal to reform cohesion policy in the next EU long-term budget during a second round of discussion with MEPs on Wednesday 21 June 2018.
14 November 2023
The current energy crisis poses major challenges to European companies. In early 2022, almost two years after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the European economy was beginning to recover strongly. The Russian invasion of Ukraine, however, plunged European firms into uncertainty. Faced with multiple challenges, ranging from geopolitical instability to a strong surge in inflation, many firms point to high energy prices as a major factor hampering investments. The same patterns are found across continents, sectors and countries. The recent energy crisis differs from past ones in that the strong interconnection between markets has resulted in global repercussions.
The European Investment Bank report “What drives firms’ investment in climate action?” delves deep into the factors motivating EU businesses to invest in green solutions, amidst global disruptions and challenges. Discover how these businesses are navigating this intricate landscape through the evidence provided by the investment survey.
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