Negative prices, rising curtailment and PPAs that offer less value than required to reach financial sustainability are putting operating solar assets under growing pressure. Across Spain, many PV plants are generating less revenue than originally assumed in their investment and financing models, and this pressure is increasingly reaching lenders, investors, and owners. So, what can be done to protect and recover asset value?

While some market pressures are cyclical, others reflect a structural shift: growing solar capacity is changing price patterns, and flexibility is becoming increasingly important. Waiting for prices to recover is not a strategy.

In this webinar, One Hub Energy will explore how to distinguish temporary market pressures from structural changes and assess their actual impact on operating assets.

The session will focus on active asset management: a hands-on approach that continuously identifies and implements the most effective value-recovery opportunities for each plant.

Drawing on real-world cases and our own market and project-tracking data, we will examine practical levers ranging from operational improvements and route-to-market strategies to hybridisation, explaining which options make sense for different assets and under what conditions.

What you will learn:

• Which factors driving lower capture prices are cyclical and which reflect lasting market changes.
• How to assess the impact of market conditions on an operating asset beyond headline KPIs.
• What active asset management involves and how it differs from traditional approaches.
• When hybridisation can create value, which factors determine its viability, and how to structure its revenue streams.

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