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Enerdatics believes that constructive dialogue between developers, financiers and the administration will be critical to navigate through the various obstacles en route to positioning the US as one of the world’s leading offshore wind markets.

PE firms haveAccording to Enerdatics, farm-ins have become the preferred mode of entry of funds into large-scale, capital-intensive renewable energy projects, primarily due to the lower development uncertainty associated with those that have been reasonably devoid of risk by the developer.

M&A deal value in Asia Pacific increased by 11% year-on-year to $19 bn in 2022, primarily due to a surge in onshore wind and geothermal M&A activity. The latest data from Enerdatics, showed India and Australia led the M&A activity with a 72% rise in onshore wind deals to $7.4bn, driven by PE firms, oil majors and large-integrated utilities.

Despite automakers' delayed production plans and slowing electric vehicle growth, battery startups raised at least $5.2 billion from institutional investors this year, including $4.9 billion in August and September, according to an Automotive News analysis of fundraising rounds.

The European energy landscape is evolving, and France is emerging as a notable player in the field of solar power purchase agreements (PPAs) for businesses. But government support is essential to unlock the full potential of this market.

Agrivoltaism is a leading figure in European solar development strategies and France stands out for the appetite of its industrial and institutional investors in this segment.