A throwback to last Friday when we shared the news of our £250 million securitisation deal with Barclays – the first of it’s kind here in the UK to facilitate the installation of solar panels, batteries - and heat pumps for homeowners.
Here are some of our highlights from the media...
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Earlier this month Dario Hernandez, NextEnergy Capital's Head of Energy Storage, joined LCP Delta in an exclusive webinar to explore the battery storage landscape.
Here are some of Dario’s key insights:
▪ Battery Storage markets in Great Britain remain optimistic, prices have stabilised to similar levels seen in 2018 and 2019, though the cost of batteries has declined dramatically, providing attractive opportunities for profitability.
▪ The success seen in GB markets should be viewed as a benchmark to replicate within international markets, which also provide significant opportunity for battery storage systems.
▪ Co-location of battery storage within solar projects is an increasingly important consideration for Asset Managers, and the most up and coming innovation within the industry, due to the benefits it enables, such as a reduction in costs.
To learn more about the latest battery storage insights, watch on demand here: https://bit.ly/45RcZK9
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The full commentary is a great summary by the OC #decarbonisation team - everything you need to know in considerably less than the 161 pages of the main consultation!
What can we expect from the reform of Great Britain's electricity market? Our experts unpack the 4 key challenges here > https://lnkd.in/eiRFredH
The government has published its second consultation on the review of the electricity market arrangements (REMA). In the first REMA consultation, the government outlined five areas of reform. In this latest consultation, the focus has been narrowed down to four key challenges.
We have produced a more detailed analysis of the latest REMA consultation – please get in touch with on of our experts to receive a copy - Helen Raynsford, Hannah Roscoe, Hugo Lidbetter, Craig McCarthy and Matt Lewis#EnergyandUtilities#GBEnergy#Renewables#Decarbonisation#NetZero
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National governments and global financial institutions have placed capital allocation at the heart of their energy and industrial policies to accelerate and shape the energy transition. Governments are turning to capital markets because of the immense scale of investment expected to be needed in the coming decades. It is estimated that current targets agreed to by the world’s major economies under the Paris Agreement would require at least tripling of global energy transition investment (including all decarbonization) to more than $5 trillion each year between 2023 and 2050, well beyond what government balance sheets can handle alone. Investment in renewable generating assets is a key part of the transition, with estimated annual investment of $1.4 trillion through 2050.
Many governments around the world have been making progress mobilizing public and private capital to accelerate the #energytransition, with significant money inflows into projects in recent years. These inflows are necessary to meet the tripling of funding needs for low-carbon projects across sectors by 2030 to meet 2050 #netzero goals.
Read our latest cross-divisional research: https://ow.ly/YvQG50PMcJX#renewables
Succinct as ever - an excellent summary of the 4 key take-away issues from the REMA. The future of the CfD regime and its impact on the successful delivery of renewable schemes will be one to watch...
What can we expect from the reform of Great Britain's electricity market? Our experts unpack the 4 key challenges here > https://lnkd.in/eiRFredH
The government has published its second consultation on the review of the electricity market arrangements (REMA). In the first REMA consultation, the government outlined five areas of reform. In this latest consultation, the focus has been narrowed down to four key challenges.
We have produced a more detailed analysis of the latest REMA consultation – please get in touch with on of our experts to receive a copy - Helen Raynsford, Hannah Roscoe, Hugo Lidbetter, Craig McCarthy and Matt Lewis#EnergyandUtilities#GBEnergy#Renewables#Decarbonisation#NetZero