Given the urgency of the energy transition, the need for more renewables capacity in Asia is clear. But what does the future of the industry look like, and how can the export, project, and development finance worlds work together to bring financing where its needed?

• What does the pipeline for renewables look like in Asia, and what are the region's primary financing needs? 
• How can ECAs, DFIs, and investors collaborate to bring more projects to market? 
• Wind, solar, and geothermal are all big players in Asia's renewables market - what general trends are we seeing across these assets, and what should we expect to see moving forward? 
• Asia is seeing a spate of large renewables auctions, but lots of capacity is going to just a few key players - will this slow growth across the region?

Comprised of a whopping 8 tranches, Hai Long Offshore Wind was a landmark transaction in Asia last year. This session gathers dealmakers to consider:

• How the $3.27 billion project reached financial close
• How participants worked together to make the project work
• What's next for Hai Long?
• Best practice and lessons that can be learned from the transaction