Currents features in-depth discussions on the latest developments in project finance. The podcast is hosted by partner James Berger, who interviews key business leaders and policy makers to investigate important trends affecting the energy and infrastructure space.
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James McGinniss, CEO of David Energy, explains how plug‑in batteries and retail electricity supply can lower energy costs for commercial customers in dense urban markets like New York City.
Ep99: Enel X on EV Charging and the Renewable Grid
Giovanni Bertolino, head of e-mobility at Enel X, joins us to discuss the rapidly evolving electric vehicle sector and the potential impact on the renewabl
Ep98: Uncertain Times: The Roles of International Finance Institutions
Development finance institutions and export credit agencies usually step into the breach when the private sector pulls back from providing financing for pr
Keith Martin, partner in Washington, joins us to discuss the recent executive order banning equipment provided by companies in foreign adversary countries.
Ep96: DNV GL on COVID-19 and the Renewables Industry
Ken Elser, senior vice president for project finance and M&A at DNV GL, joins us to discuss how independent engineers are seeing COVID-19 affect renewable
Benoit Allehaut, managing director at Capital Dynamics, joins us to discuss the state of the market and what the company has been up to lately. We go over
Ep94: The Current State of the R&W and Tax Insurance Markets
Gary Blitz, co-CEO, and Matthew Heinz, senior managing director, of AON M&A and Transaction Solutions, join us to discuss the reps & warranty and tax insur
Brian Warshay, principal consultant for distributed energy resources and energy storage at DNV GL, joins us to discuss merchant storage. We discuss the evo
Luke Lindberg, senior vice president of external engagement for the Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM), joins us to discuss EXIM’s reauthorizat
Keith Martin, partner at Norton Rose Fulbright in Washington, joins us to unpack the $2.2 trillion economic relief bill that cleared Congress on Friday – t