The Mediterranean energy sector will need to transform itself over the next decade due to energy security issues, according to the latest edition of the EY Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index report. As part of the EY’s 44th issue of its Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index, a feature outlines the key findings … [continued]
A new study published today by Ernst & Young has found that the European offshore wind market can compete with traditional gas and coal markets, if it sheds 26% of outlays by 2023, in an effort to reach cost-competitiveness. Courtesy of the European Wind Energy Association, the European offshore wind … [continued]
New research from consultancy firm EY has proposed the idea that Europe is going to lose a significant share of the global renewables market to Africa and Asia. After a drop of 11% in global investment in 2013, EY predict that “an abundance of opportunities in new markets, new technologies … [continued]
Originally published on Cost of Solar. –> See how much money solar power could save you! There are a lot of ways to evaluate the attractiveness of a place for renewable energy or solar energy investment, and to evaluate the best solar states. Of course, it depends on what factors and … [continued]
Global advisory services leader EY have released a new report which indicates that despite challenging market conditions, cleantech companies are finding their feet again, with the number of cleantech companies globally growing, despite bankruptcies and consolidation. “We’ve seen a notable upturn in the performance of the 424 public pure-play cleantech … [continued]
The US, China and Germany, ranked as the top three most attractive countries for renewable energy investment in 2012, a year in which renewable energy came of age, ushering in an era of democratization of energy, according to the 10th anniversary edition of Ernst & Young’s RECAI.
Last week, I posted on Ernst & Young’s latest Country Attractiveness Indices for renewable energy. It put the U.S. as the second-most attractive country for renewable energy investment, behind China and ahead of Germany (and every other country in the world, for that matter). Ernst & Young has also … [continued]
