Revenue Models for Financing the Next Generation of UK Infrastructure

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What comes after CfD and RAB?

As the UK pushes ahead with investment in energy, transport, water, nuclear and emerging infrastructure sectors, policymakers and investors are increasingly looking beyond traditional financing structures. From Contracts for Difference and the Regulated Asset Base model to cap-and-floor mechanisms, mutual ownership structures and other approaches to revenue stabilisation, a range of models are being considered to unlock private capital while protecting consumers and public finances.

This discussion will bring together investors, advisers, developers and policy experts to examine how revenue certainty can be created for complex infrastructure assets, the trade-offs between bankability and affordability, and what financing frameworks are most likely to support the UK's next generation of infrastructure investment.

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