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Corporate power & renewables: 5 things to look for in 2023
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Report summary
We assess the outlook for leading power and renewables companies next year focussing on five topics. • Evolution of the renewables’ playbook: to improve new project returns • Uncertainty for European companies: the impact on capital allocation • US renewables heats up: a key market for global players • Emerging technology in focus: more partnerships in prominent growth areas • Supply chain issues: ease but do not disappear in 2023
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- 1. Evolution of the renewables’ playbook takes a leap forward
- 2. Uncertainty and bottlenecks hamper European companies
- 3. Corporate focus on US renewables really heats up
- 4. Companies scale-up emerging technology and develop new low-carbon partnerships
- 5. Supply chain issues will ease in 2023 but not disappear
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Company finances: reported balance sheet gearing under increased pressureNet profit of western wind turbine OEMs over 12-month intervals, Q4 2019 to Q3 2022
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