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European Power & Renewables: what to look for in 2025
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Report summary
This year will be one of contradictions in European power and renewables markets. A majority of Europe’s electricity supply will be renewable for the first time, updated policy objectives underline enormous ambition for continued growth, and investment opportunities abound across the region. But, as our experts explore in the following sections, life is never simple and the progress of transition faces headwinds.
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- The year ahead: what is right is not always popular and what is popular is not always right
- Power markets: public opinion versus the transition
- Onshore wind: nervousness despite auction-backed momentum
- Offshore wind: making ends meet
- Solar PV: despite policy uncertainty, deployment continues
- Storage: grid-scale deployment overtakes residential as routes-to-market come of age
- One big wildcard: could Trump’s reversal of US clean tech subsidies be a gift to the EU?
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