Europe will have to decide between cheap electricity or protecting its wind-turbine manufacturers from low-cost Chinese competitors, says TotalEnergies boss https://t.co/T0fHDCHW9K
"Projects ...have been delayed or shelved due to rising costs & supply chain constraints
"Britain's renewable energy auction this month failed to attract any bids."
https://t.co/qe7GH5eEOc
#energy#EnergyTransition#ClimateActionNow#renewables#NetZero
The global EV market is reeling from one of the most dramatic collapses in monthly sales to date. EV sales accounted for only 14% of all car sales in January, well down on the 23% seen in December.
#rystadenergy#energy#EVs
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European onshore wind turbine manufacturers’ profitability is under pressure due to increased raw material prices, supply chain difficulties and temporarily reduced orders.
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While the five #BigOil🛢️ companies registered record profits 📈 in 2022 on the back of the #EnergyCrisis, relatively little will be reinvested in #renewables as climate goals are slashed https://t.co/OXpmjkxdYP
China is taking control of the LNG market 🇨🇳 🚢
📝 China is rushing to sign the most long-term LNG purchase agreements of any nation
💰 They are then reselling some of that supply to the highest bidders in Europe/Asia, becoming a key intermediary
https://t.co/ul9MOCSc5n
"The world won’t decarbonise fast enough unless renewables make real money", says @TheEconomist.
Slowly but surely, there seems to be a growing understanding and recognition that #renewables have a #profitability problem, and that green power cannot come cheap.
The relative profitability disadvantage of renewables can be partly counterbalanced by policy and regulatory measures, but only up to a certain extent, and at significant cost overall for the economy. As @TheEconomist puts it, governments must accept that "green power is pricey".