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Advisory services for the Renewable Energy sector

Our renewable energy group provides M&A transaction support, due diligence, project and structured finance advice to project sponsors, bidders, investors and borrowers.

Our team has experience of all major renewable energy technologies employed in Europe, the US and the Pacific region, and has advised on projects with a value in excess of US$1 billion. Backed by a global network of professionals with experience in renewable energy and sustainable development schemes operating in more than 30 countries around the world, we are able to offer a fully integrated service to our clients.

Each project is run by an experienced director who selects the best team for our client's project based on their blend of skills and experience. By drawing on our international network, we can bring a global perspective to a project, while retaining a strong regional focus.

We recognize that projects require strong financial advice to deliver appropriate, economically viable structures that meet stakeholder needs. On all of our projects, our approach relies on financial experience backed by strong sector knowledge and a proven track record.

Country attractiveness indices 2008 - Q1 & Q2 2008

China displaces the UK in the top five countries in the Ernst & Young renewable energy country attractiveness indices for Q1 and Q2 2008 (pdf, 1.3mb). This is in spite of the UKs renewable energy strategy proposals which are yet to be translated into tangible benefit to the industry. The lead article discusses the impacts of the credit crunch and rising oil prices and their impact on investment in renewable energy.

Q4 webcast

The Q4 2007 Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Indices Thought Center webcast took place on 18 March 2008. The panelists discussed the effect of the growing differences in legislation on the US and EU renewable energy sectors, key movements to the Indices and the likely impact of the US Energy Independence and Security Act on the biofuels sector. Watch this space for the archived video.

Archived webcast available for viewing

The Q3 2007 Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Indices Thought Center webcast took place on 13 December 2007 and is now archived and available for viewing. The panelists discussed the effect of the recent credit crunch on the Renewables sector, financial institutions' views on lending to the sector and the need for an international perspective on Biofuels.

Biofuels country attractiveness indices Q1 & Q2 2008

The Q1 and Q2 2008 edition (pdf, 416kb) includes individual scores for bioethanol, biodiesel and infrastructure, plus a combined score making up the All Biofuels Index. Brazil continues to lead the drive towards globalization of Biofuels markets by reinforcing its export capacity and opening up to foreign investment from India.

5th Euromoney and Ernst & Young Global Renewable Energy Awards 2008

The Awards were established to recognise the projects, companies and individuals who have made a significant contribution to the global renewable energy sector. This will be the fifth anniversary of the Awards and the ceremony will take place on the evening of Monday 15 September 2008 at Madame Tussauds, one of London’s favourite tourist attractions, with a full visit to the galleries included. Visit the website for more information.

Our Renewable Energy team calls upon a network of experienced professionals around the world, who bring their local knowledge to projects.



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