RECAI
The US has held its place at the top of the global ranking, while China remains in the second spot, according to EY’s Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index
China and the US retained the 1st and 2nd positions respectively in the latest edition of EY’s renewable energy country attractiveness index
EY says this is largely due to embracing subsidy-free solar, building new onshore wind projects and repowering old wind farms
The UK’s attractiveness to renewable investors has fallen to an all-time low, with uncertainty caused by Brexit being one of the factors. According to EY’s latest table of the world’s most attractive renewable energy markets, the nation has continued to lose its appeal in the eye of investors – falling to 14th place. The approval […]
The UK’s attractiveness as a destination for renewable investment has reached an all-time low. That’s according to EY’s latest Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index (RECAI) which has ranked the country in 13th place out of 40 nations. The report said the nation’s attractiveness to renewable investors fell due to a combination of energy policy changes and […]
The UK has missed its spot among the top 10 most attractive countries for renewable energy investment for the first time. It follows the “earlier than expected” reduction in subsidy support and “inconsistencies surrounding the UK’s energy policy”, according to EY. Its latest Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index (RECAI) revealed the UK fell to 11th place […]
The UK’s attractiveness for renewable energy investment has fallen to its lowest level in almost five years, according to a new report. The latest Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index (RECAI) from EY sees the nation drop from sixth to seventh place as a result of “yet more policy tinkering” and the Government’s “rush” to allocate […]
ELN Reporter Priyanka Shrestha talks to Ben Warren, Partner at EY about the latest quarterly Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index (RECAI) report.
The UK has tumbled one place from fourth to fifth in the latest ranking on how attractive it is for renewable energy investment. That’s a result of prolonged political uncertainty, “less-than-welcome” news that mature technologies need to compete for Contracts for Difference (CfD) scheme and a series of offshore wind project cancellations, according to EY’s […]
The UK renewables industry needs “consistency in policy” to attract the $30 billion (£22.3bn) of investment needed by the end of the decade. That’s the view of Ben Warren (pictured), Head of Environmental Finance at EY, who believes policy uncertainty is still one of the biggest setbacks for renewable energy investment in Britain. His comments […]