If Renewable Costs Are Down, Why the Financial Uncertainty?
Over the past few years, renewable costs have been on the decline, particularly solar and wind. According to industry experts, we are getting closer and closer to grid parity. So why is there still such financial uncertainty? This was a prevalent question at the 2011 Renewable Energy Finance Forum (REFF) co-hosted by the American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE) and Euromoney Energy Events in New York City.
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If Renewable Costs Are Down, Why the Financial Uncertainty?
US Plans for Green Exports
When it comes to exporting green energy, talk tends to centre on whether or not the US can compete with China. But that has little bearing on the international business activity of California-based Greenhouse Holdings, which builds eco-friendly infrastructure.
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US Plans for Green Exports
China & The US: Opportunity or Threat in the Green Revolution?
China now stands alone as the most attractive market for renewable energy investment in the world, a position it had previously jointly held with the US, according to Ernst & Young’s most recent Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Indices report.
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China & The US: Opportunity or Threat in the Green Revolution?