North America

In the first session at our Financing Wind North America conference in April, we looked at the expiry of the wind production tax credit in 2020 – and asked if this is really the end.

Miguel Prado is CEO of EDP Renewables North America, heading up a significant regional presence for the world’s fourth-largest wind energy producer. We spoke with him to discuss EDPR’s priorities as the PTC cliff approaches, evolving PPA structures and technological innovations in wind energy.

What were you doing on Valentine’s Day in 2018? For Balki Iyer, co-founder and chief growth officer at New York-based digital firm Utopus Insights, the answer is being acquired by Vestas – and it was, he told us, a whirlwind romance.

We sat down with Michael, an official speaker at Financing Wind North America in Denver tomorrow, to discuss the technology driving the development of large-scale wind projects in the US, and the transmission obstacles that are slowing it down.

Hello Denver! Yes, this week we are finally due to kick off our Financing Wind North America conference, in association with our headline sponsor FTI Consulting, and it is fair to say that we’re just a little bit excited. Go Nuggets!

The first three months of 2019 have been dense with interesting corporate M&A deals.

The US is set to be the next big market for offshore wind. But how big?

Have you signed up for Financing Wind North America on 24th and 25th April in Denver, Colorado? If not, you should.

Richard Heap spoke to Saad Qais, chief financial officer at Goldwind Americas, about the firm’s strategy in North America, trade wars and evolving technology.

We’re more than halfway through Donald Trump’s presidential term – and, as far as wind investors are concerned, it’s a case of ‘so far, so good’.

Have you signed up for Financing Wind North America on 24th and 25th April in Denver, Colorado? All members are eligible to attend and, if you can't be there, we'd love to host a colleague or client in your place. Make sure you're making the most of your membership...

Investments in renewable energy of around $57bn in California could be jeopardised if the US state’s largest utility slips into bankruptcy.