Hybrid PV Power Plants II: Business Models for 24/7 Renewable Power Plant Supply

Tuesday, April 08, 2025

Time
12:15 pm - 01:45 pm
Hall
Dubai World Trade Centre
Room
Conference Area

This session explores the evolving business models behind Hybrid PV Power Plants, focusing on strategies for delivering 24/7 renewable power. We'll examine how hybrid systems—combining solar PV with energy storage, wind, and other renewables—are designed to ensure a consistent and reliable energy supply. Industry experts will discuss financial models, risk management, and the economic viability of these systems. Case studies will illustrate successful implementations, highlighting the potential of hybrid PV power plants to meet growing energy demands sustainably and cost-effectively while enabling a transition to round-the-clock renewable energy.

12:15 pm - 01:45 pmHybrid PV Power Plants II: Business Models for 24/7 Renewable Power Plant Supply

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Speaker
Denisa Fainis, Three Eight Six Development

Associate

UAE

Denisa Fainis is an Associate with Three Eight Six Development, a private equity fund part of Al Khayyat Investments. She is responsible for assisting with the process of financing solar & wind projects, building knowledge of market trends, local legislation and lender appetite for relevant projects and locations, channel partner management and client due diligence. Denisa has more than 12 years of international experience in business development in various sectors including military contracting, diesel power generation and solar energy.

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