Reports and white papers

The European Power List is our analysis of the 100 most influential individuals in the European wind industry and of the Top 30 business leaders who are forging strong connections between wind and energy storage in Europe.

Growing global ambitions and rising costs are raising the heat on companies in the wind sector. What are the big opportunities and challenges after the pandemic?

North America needs to deploy record-breaking levels of energy storage in pursuit of a low-carbon energy system. But how can the storage industry reduce the risks surrounding what is still an emerging technology?

We look at the steps that should be taken to improve investor confidence in emerging markets with a view to kick-starting proposed projects that may be struggling to gain traction.

How investors can recycle capital and find attractive assets in a competitive market.

The North American Power List is our analysis of the 100 most influential individuals in the wind industry in North America in the last 12 months.

In this report, we explore what needs to be done to make offshore wind a more bankable asset, and the likelihood of more oil and gas companies expanding into offshore wind industry

The Women's Power List is our definitive guide of the 100 female business leaders that exert the most influence on the wind industry through their deals, innovations and strategic thinking.

This report, in partnership with Prime Capital, looks at four trends in the Nordics that will shape the investment strategies of wind developers and investors in the 2020s.

The European Power List is our analysis of the 100 most influential individuals in the wind industry in Europe in the last 12 months.

This reports permits its reader a peak into the conversations, plans and main priorities of senior decision makers, as they move ahead from the impacts of 2020.

For the last 50 years, hydrogen has been talked about as a ‘fuel of the future’. In 2020, the future appeared to finally arrive as politicians around the world threw their support – both policy and huge amounts of public money – behind the technology. We have also seen key players in the offshore and onshore wind sectors commit to green hydrogen pilot projects.