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Renewable generation investment continues to be the driving force of the energy transition.
The growing focus on the energy transition is highlighting the attractiveness of the renewable energy sector, says Daniel von Preyss, head of private equity infrastructure, Europe, at Impax Asset Management
It remains to be seen which technologies and business models will ultimately lead decarbonisation, says Ardian senior managing director Benoît Gaillochet
A combination of renewables, storage and distributed generation have a key role to play in achieving energy transition and economic prosperity in high growth markets, says Actis partner Lucy Heintz
The post-subsidy world is impacting leverage availability, future price projections and returns. But exciting new business models are also emerging, says RGREEN INVEST’s founder and managing partner Nicolas Rochon
If recent events have shown us anything, it’s that the world is changing and we need to adapt if we’re to thrive sustainably on this planet.
A holistic and flexible approach is needed to address the vast opportunity that the energy transition offers, says Marco van Daele, co-CEO and chief investment officer at SUSI Partners.
The Australian Energy Market Commission rejected calls from investors to move to average loss factors in a ruling many believe will undermine the energy transition.
Infra funds turn to efficiency to combine impact with cost savings, while complementing investments in renewables.
Co-location takes centre stage for storage, as falling costs pave the way for a massive rise in capacity.
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