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Energibranschen – en resursfråga

Ernst & Young har en gedigen erfarenhet kring alla viktiga frågor inom energiframställning, överföring av gas och elektricitet, kärnkraft, distribution och försäljning, vatten och avfall.

Energibranschen måste ständigt balansera mellan vinstintresse, miljöfrågor och nationella regelverk. Det krävs därför både insikt, tydlighet och förmåga att förutspå trender, bearbeta affärsplaner, minimera risker och maximera möjligheterna. Vi hjälper dig att uppnå detta.

Elhandelsbolagens strategiska agenda 2011 - Hur aktörerna förbereder sig inför framtidens elmarknad (pdf, 1mb) 

Elhandelsbolagens strategiska agenda 2008 - Hur aktörerna förbereder sig inför framtidens elmarknad (pdf, 1mb)

Smart 2011 - Insikter om morgondagens energibransch (pdf, 667kb) 

The rise of smart customers - What consumers think (pdf, 4mb) 

The rise of smart customers - What the sector thinks (pdf, 3mb) 

Renewable energy country attractiveness indices

The Middle East and North Africa have great renewable power potential. Learn more in our latest renewable indices, which include industry comments and country highlights.

Tomorrow’s generation mix – urgent decisions for utilities planning our energy future

The latest issue of Utilities Unbundled explores how utilities are using squeezed capital resources to meet today’s energy mix challenges. How will unconventional gas shake up the sector? How are economic uncertainty and safety concerns affecting nuclear development? And has the wind power industry finally reached the point where it can compete unsubsidized?

Turn risks and opportunities into results

New technologies and a changing customer relationship are driving a fundamental transformation of the power and utilities business model. Market volatility, pricing pressure, variations in market performance and demanding stakeholders all have contributed to this evolution. We explore the top 10 risks and opportunities facing the sector today.

How power and utilities companies can finance future investment
The global power and utilities industry is undergoing major transformation. It is causing enormous infrastructure investment challenges and is driving many companies towards new sources of finance. The publication examines investment drivers and potential returns in different parts of the world as well as the reasons behind funding shortfalls. It considers current trends in raising capital and looks to future financing structures and vehicles that could emerge in this challenging environment.
Nuclear perspectives: Making tough decisions in a time of pragmatism

2010 was a year of pragmatism in the global nuclear industry. Many new projects have been planned, with more countries joining the ranks of those aspiring to develop nuclear power. Our 2010 Nuclear perspectives publication updates the previous year’s report, examining the investment climate for new nuclear power in 24 countries across the world.

Ready for a smart transformation?

In a smart market, power and utilities companies face new competition, new ways of producing energy and new relationships with customers. Potentially, it’s a totally new business model. Do you have what it takes to win in a smart future? Find out what we learned from transformation in other industries.

Passing the starting line: nuclear construction risk

There is a growing momentum for investment in nuclear power (pdf, 919.2kb) , with 65 reactors under construction in 15 countries, a further 120 being actively pursued and many existing reactors being refurbished.
Ernst & Young has a strong track record in supporting nuclear projects and major capital programs across the world. Whatever stage clients are at in the process, from planning to commissioning, we can help them deliver a nuclear construction project.

Nuclear perspectives: regional opportunities for a sector in renaissance

The nuclear power industry is experiencing its biggest surge of interest and activity for 25 years. This report provides an overview of investment opportunities for utilities and the associated supply chain (pdf, 677.1kb), and assess the attractiveness of 21 countries that are either pursuing new nuclear development or need to replace their nuclear stations.

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Ernst & Young har ett etablerat Global Utilities Center som fungerar som stöd till våra kunder och konsulter inom energibranschen.
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