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·       Understanding the key opportunities currently on offer

·       Examining trends around project structures and financial instruments at play

·       How will the changes to the energy regulatory framework affect project bankability

·       Evaluating key factors affecting investor appetite: how comfortable are debt and equity players with the Mexico market going forward?

·       Project case studies

Join us for our Ice Breaker networking reception to kick off the event!

Location: The Upside - 915 Washington Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139, United States (Level 8)

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Welcome to Americas 2025, brought to you by TXF, Uxolo and Proximo. We draw the project, development, and ECA finance worlds together to ignite new relationships and bring exciting, innovative projects to market.

Data is the bedrock of investment decisions in project and export finance. This session gives you a comprehensive, data driven overview of project and export finance in the Americas, taken directly from Proximo and TXF’s Intelligence platform.

DFIs have a vital role to play in project financings across the Americas, supporting investment into challenging sectors. This session gathers DFI leaders to investigate their priorities: We consider specific projects that benefited from DFI support, asking our DFI leaders how they brought the projects to close

• How are DFIs helping to mobilize private capital into development projects, and how are they participating in blended finance, risk participation, and the capital markets?
• Could DFIs be doing more to support governments when it comes to bringing bankable projects to market?
• How can ECAs, DFIs, and institutional investors work together to bring more projects to the market?

Grab a coffee and get networking!

As rates stabilise and currencies appreciate, the debt capital markets are back in full force. This session considers the potential for Latin America’s bond markets:

• Why should some investors choose to tap the debt capital markets rather than syndicated loans? 

• What are the respective merits of the local vs international capital markets?

• How do 144As compare to private placements in terms of liquidity and terms?

We’ve seen 30% Year on Year growth in the Latin American digital infrastructure market, with more and more investors setting their sights on data centers, towers, and fibre. This session considers:

• Analysing the evolving investment landscape for digital infrastructure across the region
• Examining the emerging trends around data centers. What are the most attractive Latin American destinations, who are the key players, what are the risks?
• Anticipating the impact of global hyperscalers expanding their regional footprint
• What impact do regional electricity constraints and power shortages have on project development perspectives?

Given the introduction of the Inflation Reduction Act, US government entities are increasingly important in energy projects across the country. This session considers:

• The role that the Departments of Energy and Agriculture have to play in US export finance moving forward
• What's the Canadian government outlook for investment in the Americas?
• The increasing opportunities for ECA finance in the US
• How banks and borrowers should work with US and Canadian agencies to make the most of the new opportunities

Use our extended lunch break to meet with fellow guests and exchange details

Brazil is one of the most exciting countries in Latin America when it comes to investment prospects. This session hones in on the country, considering: 

• What should investors and developers be aware of when entering into one of the region’s most robust economies?

• What role has BNDES played in project development over the past year, and what more should we expect to see from them? 

• What role do the domestic capital markets play in financing Brazilian projects?

• We consider the success of FPSOs in the region, as well as logistics and dollarised PPAs

ECAs remain a vital part of the funding mix for projects in the Americas. This session gathers some of the region’s most active agencies to consider:

• What innovative initiatives are our ECAs offering? 

• What successes have they had with untied products? 

• How do sustainability goals impact how ECAs operate in the Americas?

If we are truly committed to the energy transition, then we need to significantly improve battery storage deployment across the region. This session considers why this important, and how we can finance more projects in the space: -Will battery storage help to solve grid management issues?

• To what extent is technology risk preventing investment in the sector?
• Examining emerging business models around battery storage: merchant vs capacity payments
• Are local, regional, and international banks familiar enough with batteries in a Latin American context?
• Given recent successes in Chile with battery storage as a mitigation tool for transmission woes, what other regions offer the best opportunity to implement these strategies?
• Understanding battery storage project asset lifecycles, evaluating repowering costs

We’ve heard from the ECAs, and now it’s time to hear from their customers. Are the initiatives we’ve just discussed working, and what more do exporters need?

• Where do our exporters see the biggest opportunities in the Americas? Which countries are the most exciting export destinations?

• How would increased ECA flexibility, such as the availability of untied products, support exporters in the Americas?

• How are geopolitical shifts across the region impacting exporters in the Americas?

Take this chance to exchange business cards over a cup of coffee

As the world sinks deeper into the climate emergency, financing the energy transition is vital. It’s also a prime opportunity for the export, project, and development finance communities to work together to bring projects to market. This session considers:

• Examining project pipelines, structuring trends and new market entrants
• What sources of financing can developers look to for capital? 
• What role will natural gas play in the regional energy transition roadmap
• Beyond wind and solar, which technologies will play an important role in the energy transition? Should ECAs be taking on more risk for emerging technologies such as hydrogen, CCUS, SAF/e-fuels, biogas, fuel cells, enhanced geothermal systems? Are any of these technologies approaching bankability faster than others?

Informed by Proximo and TXF Intelligence, our hotly anticipated gameshow tests industry leaders’ knowledge on the latest trends in project and export finance. Keep your phones at the ready, as our contestants might need your help!

Grab a drink and take the chance to get to network with your fellow delegates in a more relaxed setting.

At Exile Group, we’re proud to work with WEXIF to amplify the voices of the amazing women who make up our industry. Join one of our interactive discussion groups to consider:

• How do we build meaningful female networks in the industry to drive personal growth and development?

• How do we ensure that women are promoted beyond middle management?

• How do we acknowledge the ‘invisible work’ that women often take on in the workplace, and ensure people from all backgrounds have opportunities to perform more visible duties?

Please RSVP HERE to attend, or email marketing@exilegroup.com

Welcome to the second day of Proximo and TXF Americas 2025

Transportation infrastructure is vital across the Americas, and globally, but it’s a carbon hungry industry. This panel considers how to decarbonise the Latin American transport industry, and the role that agencies have to play in the shift.

• Evaluating regional transportation project pipelines: where are the opportunities?
• Understanding innovative financial mechanisms and overcoming challenges like currency risk; considering risk management tools
• How comfortable are investors with technology risk, and could ECAs alleviate some of the pressure?

Take a breather from our sessions and grab the opportunity to meet new contacts

Even as attention shifts to new technologies, wind and solar projects remain a vital puzzle piece when it comes to energy transition in the Americas. This session considers:

• Will corporate PPAs play a big role in the future of the Latin American renewables market? How are they structured? Who are the leading and emerging offtakers?
• Are DFI’s crowding out commercial lending and capital markets when it comes to providing debt? How will the situation develop?
• How do project financiers distribute risk across renewables panels?
• Examining the success of BESS projects in LatAm. Which destinations stand to benefit from the battery boom next? What regulatory frameworks are needed to accelerate deployment?

The private insurance market has an important role to play in deals across the Americas. This panel gathers product users and providers to discuss:

• What are our banks’ experiences with the insurance product, and what feedback do they have for providers?

• How can the private insurance market collaborate with ECAs, and where have we seen this succeed?

• Where can DFIs support the private insurance market?

• Commodity Market Trends and performance

• Capital Strategies & Banking Partnerships

• Enhancing Trade Finance with New Platforms

Despite the DiscoPPA crisis of 2022, the Chilean renewables sector seems stronger than ever. In this session, we will discuss financing mechanisms and investment opportunities of the booming industry.

• Examining key recent deals in solar, storage and wind

• Risk rundown: evaluating curtailment, marginal costs of zero, and location-based risk, as well as other traditional renewable development risks

• Analysing the current state of the PMGD market

• Discussing the implications of the 2024 regulated tender

• Anticipating electricity market reforms, especially as pertaining to transmission and distribution

• To what extent will the proliferation of green and sustainability linked bonds drive project deployment?

• What’s next for the renewables industry in Chile? Can Chile leapfrog to capitalise on any emerging technologies?

• Evaluating Chilean renewables M&A

We close the event with a networking lunch break, giving you one last chance to exchange business cards and spark relationships that will lead directly to new business