Energy transition investment in the EU would put the bloc second only to China in 2022.
Legacy grid infrastructure was not built with the energy transition in mind, so a fundamental rewiring will be required.
The energy transition is dominating the infrastructure agenda. Here we round up some of the top discussions from the Infrastructure Investor Network Global Summit in Berlin.
The diversity of low-carbon hydrogen may still be emerging but presents exciting long-term potential.
Decarbonising road transport will require an immense investment drive to scale charging infrastructure and convince consumers.
Wind capacity has been growing steadily in the region, but a confluence of factors could soon spur an offshore boom.
Distribution networks could transform the cost and carbon footprint of commercial and residential heating.
Alternative energy sources like biogas and biomethane can play an important role in decarbonisation efforts.
The world’s largest economy remains the second-largest energy transition funding destination, growing 11%.
From recycling to renewable energy and decarbonising resource extraction, the circular economy presents diverse opportunities for investors.