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Much as renewables are driving sector-focused equity fundraising, the same movement is being seen on the debt side, with digital infra potentially not far behind.
Infrastructure investors are eyeing up opportunities beyond traditional renewable energy that will help make society more sustainable in the long term.
Hydrogen will play a key role in the energy transition, but lower costs and government support are needed for it to become a major opportunity.
The energy transition market has been around for decades, but it has really picked up steam over recent times. Mikael Karlsson discusses how this is translating into opportunities in the hard assets space.
The picture is changing rapidly as sustainability rises up the agenda.
Investment in electric transport, energy storage and hydrogen remained strong in the past year, despite the coronavirus pandemic.
The American dream edges closer to reality for renewables investors. Yet intense competition threatens to drive down returns.
Despite huge pent-up appetite for development, governments will struggle to deliver on their energy transition promises unless permitting delays are overcome, four infrastructure professionals say.
A supportive administration will be crucial to unleashing the power of the sector in the US, but significant obstacles remain.
Instar president and chief executive officer Gregory Smith and InstarAGF partner Jonathan Stone say this promise of a greener future requires as much focus on the transition itself as the final net-zero carbon outcome.
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