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Energy demand has fallen sharply, and an oil price war has further destabilised the hydrocarbons sector.
Hailed as the new fourth utility by investors, digital infrastructure has been brought centre stage by the covid-19 crisis.
US renewables have gathered such momentum, neither governments nor a pandemic can break their stride, says Capital Dynamics’ global head of clean energy infrastructure, John Breckenridge.
Renewable generation investment continues to be the driving force of the energy transition, with more than $363bn invested in clean energy in 2019.
The key to a successful debt strategy is to offer flexibility and added value, while keeping overall project costs competitive, the annual Infrastructure Investor New York summit hears.
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