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The nuclear industry has weathered the fallout of the Fukushima accident, with Japan expected to re-start reactors in 2015. Other countries will continue to pursue their investment plans. High capital costs, lingering safety concerns, and the trend toward de-centralized energy have limited nuclear power's potential in Europe and North America. Chin...

17 Aug 2018  |  Global  |  Market Outlook

Global Renewable Energy Outlook, 2018

Renewable Power Generation Capacity to Grow by 13.3% in 2018, Led by Solar PV and Wind Power

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Frost & Sullivan’s renewable energy outlook finds that the global market will close out 2018 with 154.6 GW of new renewable power generation capacity and $228.3 billion in investments. The investments in power generation is forecast to decline slightly by (-0.7%) over 2017 due to reductions in solar capacity additions in China, but this restraint w...

The research service titled Financing Energy Projects in Africa  Extensive Requirements to Unlock Infrastructure Expansion contemplates the extensive financing that is required to fund required power infrastructure projects in Africa. Numerous challenges exist in relation to infrastructure investment on the continent, which can be overcome through...

This Frost & Sullivan research service is a comprehensive study of the medium- and high-voltage (MV/HV) power cables (including overhead and underground/submarine) market. Growth is forecast from 2022 to 2030. The study presents revenue forecast based on region (North America; Europe; Asia-Pacific (further segmented into China, ASEAN, East Asia, Au...

After a challenging year in 2020, the year 2021 redefined the global energy industry in many ways. The world witnessed rising concern about climate change and demand for sustainable solutions and processes. Following the latest COP summit, more than 100 countries have pledged commitment to net-zero emissions by 2050. In North America, Canada announ...

The energy sector in Namibia is dominated by liquid fuel usage, imported electricity and local wood fuel supplies. Namibia's economic growth potential lies in the development of its mines and the discovery of oil and gas. This research service gives a comprehensive analysis of the current energy situation in Namibia as well as the country's future ...

The Sub-Saharan African renewable energy market is currently in its early stages of development. Only a small segment of the total potential has been utilised to date and it is expected that significant investment in this sector will occur over between 2010 and 2020. This research service provides an overview of current projects and highlights some...

Offshore wind energy is crossing the period where it requires massive subsidies and governmental support to achieve economic feasibility to a mature and market-driven industry. With other forms of renewable energy available that are cheaper, there is a need to bring down the cost of offshore power generation further. In order to reduce the levelize...

This research service explores policy developments supporting the growth of renewable energy (RE) in 5 Southeast Asian countriesMalaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines, and Indonesia. It also tracks RE projects that have been announced and are expected to be completed by 2018. The projects are in 5 different RE technologiessolar, wind, bioma...