One’s approach to risk management and investing often depends on your time horizon. We see this every day with people who drive rental cars or maintain exotic, garaged collections.
This November, the world’s focus turns to Glasgow for COP 26, where global leaders will come together to discuss the defining challenge of our time: climate change.
But if we are to deliver the UK target of 40 GW of offshore wind by 2030, we need a highly skilled, competent and future-proofed offshore wind workforce. Even on current capacity levels, it is hard to ignore the increasing strain on talent pools and the impending skills gap within...
Ensuring consistent oversight of project operators is one of the biggest operational challenges facing wind farm owners today.
Thank you for everyone who joined us at Financing Wind North America.
Financing Wind North America Day One has ended. Here’s a roundup of what you missed.
How investments in renewables can energize the economy quickly.
The renewables market has been remarkably resilient despite the Covid pandemic. Like many of you, we’re keen to meet and connect again.
On 20th December, wind energy projects gained an unexpected extension to the expiring production tax credit when President Donald Trump signed into law the Further Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2020.
In the face of federal inaction on climate change, US state governments, cities, utilities and private companies are setting “net zero” emission targets by 2050. However, there is no unified vision of how this will be achieved.
Ed Zaelke, global head of the energy project finance practice at McDermott Will & Emery, shares his views on what the Trump presidency has meant for companies in the wind industry and future risks.
The five-year extension of a key production tax credit in President Obama’s second term took the US wind industry by surprise.
PJ Deschenes, partner in the New York office of Greentech Capital Advisors, shares views on the future of US wind as the industry transitions through the Production Tax Credit (PTC) ramp-down phase.
Last Monday, Pattern Energy announced that it has signed a $6.1bn deal to sell out to the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board.
A Word About Wind speak to Joar Viken, CEO of Norwegian developer NBT.