Coronavirus impact update: Power & Renewables and the Energy Transition - August
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This insight provides updates from the Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewables and Energy Transition teams on the rapidly evolving coronavirus impacts on the wind, solar, storage, and electric vehicle supply chains and development activities, as well as regional power markets. This deliverable will be updated on a monthly and ad hoc basis as the situation evolves.
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