Thu 29th October 2026 | 5:30pm – London

Lending in Volatile Markets

Energy infrastructure + financial data

How energy companies are securing capital amid fiscal uncertainty, price volatility and evolving debt markets

Political uncertainty, fluctuating commodity prices and changing capital markets continue to reshape how energy companies access debt financing. While reserve-based lending remains a cornerstone of funding across the North Sea, the range of financing options available to businesses is evolving rapidly.

Join The Scottish Energy Forum as our expert panel explores the current lending landscape, examining how companies are securing capital to fund acquisitions, invest in existing assets and support future growth. From the outlook for the reserve-based lending market to the growing role of alternative debt structures, including Nordic bonds, the discussion will consider how lenders and borrowers are responding to changing market conditions.

Bringing together perspectives from energy companies, lenders and financial advisers, the session will explore the opportunities, challenges and emerging trends shaping debt financing across the sector.

Agenda

DNB Offices, The Walbrook, London EC4N 8AF

5:30 pm

Doors open for registration

6:00 pm

Panel Discussion

Moderated by Halvor Teslo, MD at DNB Carnegie, we will be joined by:

Martin Copeland, CFO at Serica Energy

Euan Shirlaw, CEO at BlueNord

and

Brian Magos, Advisor at Lambert Energy Advisors

7:30 pm

Networking drinks

9:00 pm

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