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Dealmakers continue to look for value & reliable returns in the energy & infrastructure sectors. Targets in renewable energy (including wind & solar), hydrogen (for fuel & energy storage), nuclear & other clean energy technologies, carbon capture, energy storage, & transmission infrastructure are creating attractive opportunities.
With government funding from the Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act hitting the market, how can strategics & investors expect to benefit? What opportunities are likely to be presented that sophisticated investors & potential new market players need to know about? What challenges can we expect to see, & how can dealmakers be proactive in protecting their investments while maximizing profits for shareholders?
M&A activity related to ESG is surging. Rather than being reactive to regulatory requirements & shareholder activism pressure, energy & infrastructure companies are increasingly building ESG risks into their overall strategy & view the strengthening of ESG initiatives as a way to unlock value. What steps are investors taking to monitor their investments' ESG metrics? Why is developing & reshaping ESG strategies more important than ever?
At the same time, we are in a volatile political & social climate with inflation, supply chain struggles & workforce issues. How are these roadblocks expected to impact (or continue to impact) the energy & infrastructure industries, & how will companies & investors expect to manage these issues?
Join us on March 17th at 1:00pm Eastern as The Deal hosts a roundtable presented by global law firm Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP to discuss these trends & opportunities for 2022 in energy & infrastructure.
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