Event Start:
10 Nov 2026 05:30 PM
Event End:
10 Nov 2026 08:30 PM
Location:
London, UK
Event Summary:

 IPFA UK - London

Revenue Models for Financing the Next Generation of UK Infrastructure


 

What comes after CfD and RAB?

As the UK looks to accelerate investment across energy, transport, water, nuclear and emerging infrastructure sectors, securing capital is only part of the challenge. Equally important is designing revenue frameworks that provide the certainty needed to attract investment while delivering value for consumers and taxpayers.

From Contracts for Difference and the Regulated Asset Base model to cap-and-floor mechanisms and other approaches to revenue stabilisation, policymakers, investors and project sponsors are exploring how revenue risk can be allocated to support the delivery of major infrastructure projects.

Bringing together perspectives from advisory, investment, development and public financing backgrounds, this panel will examine what makes infrastructure projects genuinely investable, where existing models are proving effective, where they may need to evolve, and how future revenue frameworks can help unlock the next generation of UK infrastructure investment.

Panellists

 - Bruce Chen, Partner, Addleshaw Goddard (moderator)

 - Phil Adam, Infrastructure Advisory Partner, PwC UK

 - Steve Deeley, Managing Director, Investments, Dalmore Capital

 - Nathalie Haller, Director, Investment Advisory Team, National Wealth Fund

 - Rosalind Smith-Maxwell, Senior Director, Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners


 Event details

 Registration and Networking: 5.30pm

 Panel discussion: 6pm

 Networking: 7pm

 Event to end: 8.30pm

Address: Addleshaw Goddard, 41 Lothbury, London EC2R 7HF 


 

 

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Organisation:
Addleshaw Goddard

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