Learn how Hudson Clean Energy Partners entered the China Market with Zhongmin Shen, Exec Chairman

Hudson Clean Energy Partners (HCEP) is one of the newest entrants into Chinese cleantech market. Investors with this firm are well-positioned to make investments in the country which has announced that it will invest 5 trillion Yuan ($794 billion) over five years. 

To learn how HCEP is accessing the market and around the region, the founding managing director Neil Auerbach will be giving a presentation about this latest initiative at Clean Technology Investment World Asia in Singapore 28-29 June. In the recent Wall Street Journal article, he mentions that firms cannot haphazardly “throw money around.” And he says that competition there is stiff. You can gain insights into HCEP’s strategies at this event.

One project which may be covered is Hudson’s $55 million investment into Beijing-based GSE Investment for a minority stake in a waste-to-energy and wastewater treatment company.

Compared to the U.S. where the lack of explicit political commitments to renewable energy at the Federal level, despite the desires of President Barack Obama, have hampered investment, China’s private investors are much more comfortable backing clean energy and energy efficiency projects.

On 27 June, Hudson’s Executive chairman, Zhongmin Shen will personally be teaching a workshop on “How to spot promising growth and late stage investments.”

See more workshop information HERE.

You can also download the conference brochure HERE .

For more information about the event, and ways to get involved at Clean Technology Investment World Asia, contact Alison Hazell at alison.hazell@terrapinn.com or visit the event site at www.terrapinn.com/cleantechasia.