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| | | ... increases investor confidence that demand is there, and maintains momentum as we hurtle towards universal grid parity for renewables." The UK, Germany and Spain also fell in the RECAI rankings, also due to policy changes. EY said a series of policy changes ... |
| | | | ... draft investment mandate, CEFC said. Over the 2014-2015 financial year, the CEFC's new commitments included $246mm in renewables - solar ($199 million), wind ($37 million) and waste-to-energy/bioenergy ($10 million) - with a further $238 million in energy ... |
| | | | ... and renewable energy investment has doubled with generation capacity. Businesses are exploring ways to incorporate renewables into the fuel mix." These broad material issues mean that for investors, there will be individual winners to the utilities sector ... |
| | | | ... be used to finance up to 100% of the purchase price. Projects are assessed against CEFC's eligibility criteria for renewables, low emissions and energy efficiency technologies, the fund said. In its 2013/2014 annual report, CEFC reported it allocated ... |
| | | | ... know that energy costs are going up, we know that security of supply is going to be important in future, we know what renewables are the future, and so, therefore, why don't we put ourselves on the path towards it." This year, Mirvac noted that it had ... |
| | | | ... projects were developed under co-financing programs. The portfolio has a diverse mix of investments - 62% represent renewables, 30% in energy efficiency and 8% in low emissions technologies, said Oliver Yates, CEFC CEO, in the CEO's report. "We have ... |
| | | | ... decisions as to whether they should exit those investments, and/or make new investments elsewhere, invest money into renewables or emerging sources of energy which might replace fossil fuels," El Hassan said. "Climate change may be one factor in these ... |
| | | | ... will be demand particularly from developing economies that won't be able to source energy requirements solely from renewables. From an economic position, if we follow the logic of decreasing use of coal, it's hard to see that nuclear won't be an important ... |
| | | | ... about the impact we could have through financial services and getting people to divest from fossil fuels and support renewables," he said. "The fact is that there was nobody offering fossil fuel free superannuation. We felt this was the biggest hole ... |
| | | | ... electricity, said Amandine Denis, head of research at ClimateWorks. "In one scenario electricity is solely supplied from renewables, particularly solar with back-up thermal and battery storage," Denis said. "The other two scenarios also include carbon ... |
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