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.
China remains atop EY’s Renewable energy country attractiveness index for the third time in a row, while at the same time the United States and Germany have overtaken India to secure second and third place respectively.
China has held on to its spot as EY’s most attractive renewable energy country after taking the top spot earlier this year, leaving room for India to step into second place as the United States stalled at third due to new political headwinds.
China and India have both surpassed the United States in EY’s Renewable energy country attractiveness index, pushing the US down for the first time since 2015 in the ranking of the top 40 countries.
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.
Professional services giant EY has published its latest Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index, proving the old adage that, the more things change, the more they stay the same. EY, or Ernst and Young, as it used to be more commonly known, has been publishing its quarterly Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index (RECAI) … [continued]
The most recent Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index put out by EY highlights the dangers of the UK Government’s current renewable energy policy. EY published its quarterly Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index (RECAI) this week, which saw a major reshuffling of its top 10 most attractive countries in terms of their … [continued]
Shifts in renewable energy policy is the defining factor of the latest EY Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index, published Wednesday. The Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index is a quarterly ranking of 40 countries based on the attractiveness of their renewable energy investment and deployment opportunities, according to a number of macro, … [continued]
We can no longer wait for energy storage to “change the game,” because it already has, according to the most recent Ernst & Young Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index. Ernst & Young’s 44th issue of its Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index (RECAI) makes a point to focus on explaining how … [continued]
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]
