Investment

The focus of the event will be the biggest issues facing investors, and there is no shortage of huge questions for investors this year. Here are three:

The growth of renewables has played a part in a fall in wholesale power prices in the Nordics that call into question the profitability of future wind farms.

Wind convert or post-Covid opportunist? UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has to flesh out his ‘Build Back Greener’ plan before we can answer that one.

US citizens are due to vote in the presidential election on 3rd November. For the renewables industry, the choice couldn’t be starker.

Artificial intelligence can help wind investors smarten up their O&M strategies and boost project returns. But do they know enough to harness its power?

It’s hard to overstate the importance of energy reforms in Mexico six years ago. These changes opened up the energy market to private investors for the first time, and brought in competition for the state energy companies...

On Monday, the ruling coalition of Christian Democrats and Social Democrats agreed to drop the idea of a national 1km distance rule for onshore wind.

This week, law firm Ashurst has published a report, ‘Powering Change’, which shares the views of 2,090 executives in the G20 about the energy transition.

Have you ever written? Then you’ll know the rule of three.

Have you heard the phrase ‘jingle post’? I hadn’t until the 2008 crash.

It was a Monday morning that lived up to that grim reputation.

On 10th March, shareholders of US renewables developer Pattern Energy Group are set to vote on whether to accept the planned $6.1bn buyout by Canada Pension Plan Investment Board that was agreed in November.