Change within the P&U industry is coming fast. How is your organization navigating both today’s risks and the long-term risks of the new energy world?

What happens when grid parity hits?

The march toward cost-effective renewables sees Europe’s powerhouses slip further behind as emerging markets surge ahead with clear long-term ambitions and increasingly competitive energy markets.

We look at how renewables have evolved since our first issue from an expensive;niche technology to some countries’ largest;most competitive electricity source.

A digitised, distributed and decarbonising residential energy market will see the competitive landscape redrawn. Can incumbent utilities survive?

Despite concerns over federal funding and the spectre of import tariffs;the US renewables sector is thriving.

A summary of the latest country-specific;transaction and investment highlights.

We look at developments in South Korea as President Moon Jae-in’s election brings plans for a profound change of direction for the country’s energy policy.

Renewable energy developers and investors are anticipating the detailed policies;plans and administrative decisions that will flesh out pledges made during Emmanuel Macron’s election campaign.

China remains at the top of the index;with the Middle East and North Africa seeing a surge in renewables activity.