Policy

Hong Kong has set up a financing platform backed by DFIs and asset managers in a bid to unlock capital pledges from "cautious" investors.

Regulations have been relaxed to allow insurance companies to deploy capital in projects across all sectors, including riskier PPPs.

The European PPA market could grow to 7GW of cumulative contracted capacity by 2020, with US tech companies spearheading the trend.

Sir John Armitt, president of the Institution of Civil Engineers, argues the case for infrastructure is stronger than ever, but an atmosphere of stability is needed.

The planned spending, along with proposed changes in regulation, aims to foster the creation of 13GW in new green power capacity across the country.

Even the most optimistic outlook in a study conducted by the UK utility predicts the country will miss its 2020 EU target to generate 15% of its power from renewables.

The UN-backed Green Climate Fund has announced the first projects it will fund this year and a timetable for hiring a new executive director.

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Stephen Lilley, a partner at the London-listed renewables outfit, believes rising power prices in the wake of the UK-EU split could benefit the onshore wind industry.

A law that goes into effect in early July will limit where wind farms can be built to around 1% of the country, Moody’s estimates.