Regional trend analysis, forecasts and market intelligence for the Power and Renewables industry
We hold a positive growth outlook for Latin America's power sector over the next 10 years. The non-hydro renewables sector will register the strongest growth in the region through to 2026, while hydropower will retain its dominant share in Latin America's power generation mix.
Duke Energy will benefit from increasing its exposure to the natural gas and renewable energy sectors, as these industries will see the strongest growth within the US power industry over the next...
This is the first step in a process that by January 2018 could result in the introduction of tariffs, price floors and/or quotas on cells and modules for solar power panels imported into the US...
Growth in Uruguay's renewables sector will slow over our 10-year forecast period due to a lack of new projects in development.
The announced commitment to completing the new Vogtle reactors by Georgia Power and its partners aligns with our current US nuclear power capacity and generation forecast through to 2026. The...
The launch of a third auction for non-hydro renewables capacity in Argentina, as well as the introduction of regulations supporting the industry, strengthen our view that the country will offer...
Falling costs for renewable energy coupled with the increased deployment of competitive capacity procurement schemes will promote growth in the global renewables sector.
Non-hydro renewables capacity will almost double in Latin America between 2017 and 2026, with the widespread use of auctions attracting growing investment from local and international players.
Chinese companies will play a major role in the development of Latin America's nuclear power sector, given their ability to provide financing and technical expertise for the development of expensive projects in relatively risky countries.
Sempra's bid to acquire Oncor highlights a strategy of increasing exposure to the regulated sector, such as power T&D assets, which can provide stable and predictable returns in a context...