Renewables roundtable: Inflection point

Renewables have crossed the Rubicon when it comes to cost of generation and, increasingly, exposure to power prices. Bruno Alves and five of the sector’s key managers discuss how the asset class’s risk profile is changing, why it’s still very much dependent on government support and how storage is still more of a promise than an investment reality.

25 May 201810 mins read

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