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Alejandra Perez-Pla

Regional Manager - Mediterranean

Global Capital Finance

Alejandra Pérez-Pla is a Spanish and French citizen, based between New York City and Madrid. With a professional background in policy, finance, Alejandra is a multilingual economist and sustainability expert working at the intersection of sustainability and finance.
Currently, Ms. Pérez-Plá is the Representative of Global Capital Finance in Madrid and serves as Regional Manager – Mediterranean. She is primarily responsible for the origination, syndication, and execution of renewable energy transactions related to the Mediterranean region, and supports the Americas region. Prior to joining Global Capital Finance in September 2022, Ms. Pérez-Plá was a member of the management team of RWC Mutual Empathy. From 2016 to 2020, she worked at Global Capital Finance in New York, where she was a Vice President. Earlier in her career, from 2013 to 2014, she was a General Manager and Designer at Sophie Habsburg Design in Rome, Italy. During 2012, she served as staff member of María del Pilar Ayuso González, Member of the National Executive Committee of the Peoples Party representing Castilia-La Mancha and Member of the European Parliament, in Brussels, Belgium. Her responsibilities included economic research, writing delegate briefing papers, and drafting regulatory amendments for the Environment, Public Health, and Food Safety, as well as the Agriculture and Rural Development Commissions. Ms. Pérez-Plá received a Master of Science in Sustainability Management from Columbia University’s Earth Institute. She received a Bachelor of Arts in International Economics (Honors Program), as well as a Bachelor of Science in International Business Administration from the American University of Paris, France. She holds Spanish and French citizenships, and is fluent in Spanish, English, French and Italian.

Panel discussion

European solar and storage projects now operate in markets defined by price cannibalisation, negative pricing, curtailment, and frequent market intervention. This panel examines how developers, investors, and lenders are structuring revenue and risk in power markets where volatility is structural, not cyclical.

  • Corporate PPAs, utility PPAs, CfDs, floors, collars, and hybrid revenue stacks and where each breaks down
  • Managing exposure to negative prices, curtailment, capture rate erosion, and congestion
  • What banks and equity now require to underwrite projects in high-renewables systems