Last week, the lower house of the French parliament approved a government policy that puts solar PV developers in the firing line.
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On September 2nd and 3rd – for the very first time – we’ll be broadcasting Financing Wind North America 2020 live from our own purpose-built studio.
On Thursday 9th April, we were joined by a panel of experts to discuss that question and others in our inaugural webinar, ‘How will a Covid-led recession affect wind in 2020?’
Last week, we published our North American Power List, which includes a top 100 list of the most influential people in the wind industry in North America.
Last week, the lower house of the French parliament approved a government policy that puts solar PV developers in the firing line.
On Monday, professional services firm ARMSA Consulting published a report called ‘The Great Leap Forward’, which it produced in conjunction with our colleagues at A Word About Wind’s parent firm Tamarindo Group.
“My month of February was going from a corporate office every day to, literally, my basement and doing business on Gmail.”
The growth of renewables has played a part in a fall in wholesale power prices in the Nordics that call into question the profitability of future wind farms.
On 3rd November 2020, we published the 1st edition of the Salary Benchmarking Index. The report will enable wind deal finance executives to benchmark their reward packages against their peers.
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A conference for leading global wind investors.
For the people creating the future of European wind.
Financing Wind is wind energy’s premier conference. We bring together the top clean energy financiers and investors and give them the network that they need in order to build better, more profitable, more sustainable, renewable energy projects.
We will shortly be announcing details of our new Wind Investment Boardroom series. Get in touch for more information.
Investor risks in cold climate portfolios.
More information to be announced.
Japan, Korea, India and Australia are all proving of interest to both established and new offshore wind investors. How should investors approach the region? More details to be announced soon.
