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Advances in technology, appetite for low-carbon energy and tumbling costs are set to drive hefty capacity gains in US offshore wind over the next decade, says MetLife Investment Management head of infrastructure John Tanyeri
Hikes in energy prices, interest rates and supply chain difficulties are leaving the US’s grand offshore wind ambitions in a difficult spot.
Jan-Willem Ruisbroek, head of Global Investment Strategy Infrastructure, tells us about APG’s ‘competitive advantage’ as it seeks to partner with ‘leading renewables developer’.
The Canadian pension is set to invest ¥70 billion in renewables developer Shizen Energy, in a deal that will also see it enter renewables markets in Southeast Asia.
The new government’s partnership with state governments to roll out billions in concessional finance is expected to accelerate Australia’s energy transition.
New renewable energy commitments Down Under sound great on the surface – but can they be delivered in time without costing consumers dearly?
New Jersey provides a blueprint for the burgeoning US offshore wind industry, finds Keith Button
With an upper limit of €15bn and no hard-cap, CIP's Fund V, which it expects to launch in early 2023, could rival Brookfield's GTF.
With more than A$10bn of capital now committed, we caught up with the Clean Energy Finance Corporation to find out how its approach has evolved in the past decade.
The firm’s new business is looking to acquire at least 40 specialised vessels over the next five years to address the major shortage of vessels servicing offshore wind farms in Asia.