EPISODE · Dec 2, 2025 · 29 MIN
The Next-Gen IPP Podcast Series | OX2’s Mehmet Energin
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Welcome back to The Pexapark Podcast! In this special edition, we explore how leading developers are evolving into next-generation Independent Power Producers (IPPs). In this episode Luca Pedretti sits down with Mehmet Energin, Chief Investment Officer at OX2, to discuss how the company is transitioning from a pure-play developer to an active renewable asset owner. With new shareholders, shifting market dynamics, and fast-moving technology, OX2 is building the commercial, digital, and strategic muscles needed to thrive in an era of volatility, capital scarcity, and hybrid portfolios.Enjoy a discussion on themes including:Why OX2 is returning to the IPP model and how EQT’s 2024 acquisition accelerated the shiftThe new value drivers: structuring, operations, and merchant risk managementBuilding capabilities in origination, portfolio optimization, and hybrid PPAsHow digital tools and data integration support smarter asset managementThe balance between scale, focus, and flexibility in today’s IPP landscapeLessons for the future: creating bankable products, attracting talent, and staying agileUnlock More PPA Market InsightsRegister for your free Pexapark account to stay updated on the latest energy transition trends. Learn more >
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Welcome back to The Pexapark Podcast! In this special edition, we explore how leading developers are evolving into next-generation Independent Power Producers (IPPs). In this episode Luca Pedretti sits down with Mehmet Energin, Chief Investment Officer at OX2, to discuss how the company is transitioning from a pure-play developer to an active renewable asset owner. With new shareholders, shifting market dynamics, and fast-moving technology, OX2 is building the commercial, digital, and s...
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