green energy

European economy 20th January 2023

New EU regulation to fund green industry will counter risks of relocation due to foreign subsidies

Morgan Stanley| According to a Bloomberg report, the German chancellor and his party will ask the EU to create a joint financing system to help compete against green energy subsidies in the US. The article also referred to increased subsidies for batteries, green hydrogen, and increased deployment of clean/green technologies. A positive market reaction is expected, especially from stocks benefiting from a European version of the Inflation Reduction Act to…

World economy 7th January 2022

What The Greens Don’t Tell

Miguel Navascués | According to Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, the Daily Telegraph’s editorialist, the recent global meeting on climate change in Glasgow was full of optimism, especially on the part of business. However, the cost of transforming from “dirty” to “clean” production has not been discussed. That is to say, there has been enthusiastic talk of quantities of CO2 easily eliminated thanks to incipient discoveries, without any details of how this would…

Markets 14th November 2012

Unregulated green energy subsidies in the EU may come under scrutiny

Renewable energy subsidies could come under revision, as members of the European Commission have criticised their proliferation and lack of clear rules in the sector. Recent studies have noted the impact is increasing over the electricity industry.

Companies 23rd December 2011

T-Solar Group to invest $145 million in projects in Peru

Spanish T-Solar Group, a major operator in the solar photovoltaic power generation market, has signed three loan agreements for a total of $145mn to finance two photovoltaic power plants with an aggregate capacity of 44 MW in Peru. The two plants will be the first large-scale solar photovoltaic energy projects in Latin America. 113,600 thin-film amorphous hydrogenated-silicon modules produced by T-Solar’s Ourense (Spain) factory will be deployed over 206 hectares…