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The decarbonization goals set for 2050 in Europe are ambitious and private investment, together with public incentives, will be crucial to achieve them. However, researchers notes that private investors are more risk averse, especially in large, long-term and capital-intensive infrastructure projects. Therefore, Project Finance structures and successful risk management techniques will be crucial to quickly captivate the capital needed. This study aims to learn from knowledge and experience developed on Risk Management on PF in Renewable Energy projects, proposes the best courses of action and analyzes the challenges ahead of Hydrogen investment. It questions the position of Risk Identification/Mitigation in PF, the key risks and underlying mitigants on RE investments through PF, and evaluates their similarity to the investment risks in current Hydrogen investment. The research develops on a collection of current knowledge (both academic and from industry) on PF and RE Risk, separately, later supporting the proposal for a Risk Mitigation Matrix.
