What Germany’s regulatory reforms mean for investments
Insights for the finance community
Join us for a 1-hour event on 5 November in Frankfurt or via live stream.
| Date: | 5 November 2026 |
| Time: | 09:00 - 10:00 |
| Place: | Frankfurt Marriott Hotel, Hamburger Allee 2, 60486 Frankfurt or via livestream |
As Germany reshapes its renewable energy policy framework, this event in the Financing the Energy Transition series will explore how regulatory change is affecting renewable energy investment and financing, and what this means for renewable projects, grids and major electricity users.
Hosted in Frankfurt and available via live stream, the session offers a candid fireside chat with experts who bring insights from a financial, legal and technical perspective.
Our fireside chat will include the following speakers:
- Sebastian Karpe, Director Project Finance, Commerzbank
- Eva Witt, Director Individual Finance & Public Sector Clients, Berlin, KfW
- Anna Dost, Counsel, Becker Büttner Held (BBH)
- Till Schorer, Head of Section Project Development & Project Engineering DACH, DNV
- Christian Lindeen, Due Diligence Director, DNV (moderator)
DNV's Energy Transition Outlook highlights the continued expansion of wind and solar alongside a growing need for grid investment, flexibility and effective market design - dynamics that are increasingly shaping Germany’s renewable-energy policy and investment environment.
As the German regulatory framework continues to evolve, this fireside chat discussion will reflect the latest legislative status and expected next steps. We will explore the implications of the Renewable Energy Act (EEG) and the grid reform package (Netzpaket) for project financing and transaction processes
Join a candid fireside chat with industry experts to dive into how the energy industry can navigate Germany’s wider policy transition, and how stakeholders can manage current uncertainty and continue moving financing and investment decisions forward.
Register now to secure your place
Join us in-person in Frankfurt or attend via live stream, where you'll be invited to submit questions virtually. For those attending in-person, a light breakfast will be provided, along with ample opportunity to connect with peers and business partners before and after the programme. As places at the in-person event are limited, we encourage you to register now to secure your spot.
We welcome you to join us on 5 November and contribute to the richness of the discussion.