As Russian gas has been shut off and the European economy decarbonises, methane from renewable sources will play a more important role in the energy mix, say abrdn’s Ruairi Revell and William Cunneen.
Investors are finding more opportunity in solar investments, driven by economics, environmental effects and social need, say True Green Capital Management’s Panos Ninios and Will Morgan.
Electrification is pivotal to decarbonisation, but it won’t get us all the way. IFM Investors’ Albena Vassileva says transition fuels also have a critical role to play.
Tackling the carbon footprint of heating and hard-to-abate sectors is paramount if net-zero ambitions are to be fully realised, says Schroders Greencoat’s James Samworth.
RGreen’s Nicolas Rochon, Cédric Lacaze and Jacques Çikurel consider the importance of entrepreneurs to the energy transition.
Energy efficiency is a key piece in the energy transition puzzle, particularly for decarbonising cities, says Ridgewood’s Michael Albrecht.
As energy transition targets become more ambitious, Ardian’s Benoît Gaillochet and Pierre-François Dessard see innovation broadening opportunities to build capacity and create more sustainable businesses.
A new Mexican government is poised to embrace the rollout of renewables and private participation in energy infrastructure, says Mexico Infrastructure Partners’ Carlos Robles-Gil.
US electricity demand could double by 2040, mainly driven by the growth in data centre computing capacity and the electrification of transport, say Energy Capital Partners’ Francesco Ciabatti, Matt Himler and Alexandra Witteveen.
A strategic shift away from investing in single assets towards building platforms can bring a wealth of benefits, says Partners Group’s Todd Bright.