Funding Renewables: The Challenges of Bringing Finance and Projects Together

Introduction

The last 12 months have been difficult for the renewable energy industry. There has been little progress on far-reaching energy policy, uncertainty about energy reform in the US persists, and some of Europe’s most established renewable energy markets have experienced oscillating traction.

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* NEX vs MSCI vs AMEX vs NYMEX oil data, cost of debt data, wind and solar technology costs overview data, global cleantech stimuli funding data.
* Datamonitor's impartial and educated view on the long-term prospects for renewables and the technologies and sectors that will thrive.

Highlights

Having survived a difficult year, the renewables industry is ready to move forward again, and 2011 and 2012 will mark a turning point for the industry, marked by strong consolidation and globalization trends as big players move to pre-empt supply chain shortages and develop economies of scale.

Your key questions answered

* What is the "trilemma" that the industry currently faces?
* What is the outlook for public and private investment in renewable energy technologies? What sectors will do well?
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OVERVIEW
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Summary
FUNDING RENEWABLES
In 2010, some of the more established renewable energy markets experienced oscillating traction
2011: the cost of debt is trending upwards
The trend is also towards declining technology costs
Unnerving: public finance continues to play a stronger role in the financing of renewable projects
The long-term prospects for renewables are strong
In summary…
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