Ep16: Renewable Energy Hedges
from Currents Hosted by Norton Rose Fulbright
To kick off Season 2 of Currents, we've invited Rob Eberhardt, partner in New York, to discuss financial hedges for renewable energy projects. Rob helped to develop an innovative new wind power hedge last year that attracted considerable attention in the market.
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