The secrets of tidal energy are finally beginning to crack open, as demonstrated by an ambitious 200-megawatt tidal project in the Faroe Islands featuring new “Dragon Class” kite-style underwater turbines.
Originally posted on EVANNEX. by Charles Morris A steady stream of news items indicates that the transition to electric vehicles will take place faster than many people think. Plug-in vehicle sales have surpassed a 10% market share in California, and Tesla is now estimated to have an impressive 1.7% share of the total … [continued]
A report by Ernst & Young says Australia could get 3 times the bang for the buck by investing stimulus funds in renewables instead of fossil fuels.
The 52nd issue of the Renewable energy country attractiveness index (RECAI) published by EY released earlier this month shows that the world’s leading renewable energy markets are content to bide their time amidst the larger geopolitical instability that threatens so many other aspects of the globe.
Cleantech energy companies need to embrace female leaders to inspire new thinking and directions for the future.
After succumbing to emerging nations and falling down the last Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index published by EY, European countries have rebounded in the latest edition, published this week.
Emerging markets have increased in attractiveness for renewable energy investments, as European markets have almost universally sunk, according to EY’s Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index. The Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index (RECAI), released this week, is the first refreshed edition of the RECAI based around “five pillars of attractiveness” — macro … [continued]
Originally published on RenewEconomy. By Sophie Vorrath Is a lack of gender diversity holding back Australia’s energy revolution? On this International Women’s Day, the fact that the executive ranks of the nation’s energy industry remains heavily populated by “ageing white male engineers” is worth renewed consideration. But don’t take our … [continued]
Financial as well as non-financial institutions and agencies continue to partner with the Climate Bonds Initiative to increase their presence in the global green bonds market. The Climate Bonds Initiative recently announced that EY (formerly Ernst & Young), one of the world’s leading auditing firms, and Thompson Reuters, a leading … [continued]
Originally published on RenewEconomy. By Sophie Vorrath Climate change and the risk of stranded assets have been named as two major areas of increasing investor focus and concern in the latest global survey of institutional investors by Ernst & Young. Tomorrow’s Investment Rules 2.0, EY’s second annual survey of more … [continued]
