Powering the energy transition

Learn how the energy transition will reallocate capital over the long term

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The way towards decarbonisation

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The way towards decarbonisation

The traditional energy system is shifting from fossil fuels to renewables, in an effort to reduce carbon emissions towards the Net Zero target. 

 

The extent and speed of this transition will depend on many players and factors, including technology evolutionglobal dynamicspolitical efforts and societal response to climate change.

Long journey, new investment opportunities

While there is no doubt that considerable progress has already been made, there is still a long way to go. The energy transition is meant to remain a priority for governments and companies over the long term.

This disruptive shift could shake up businesses and supply chains, while creating attractive new investment opportunities in terms of the new technologies and infrastructure required.

Energy transition: key sectors

    TECHNOLOGY Smart grid technologies

Utility-scale battery storage

Electric vehicle charging and other end-user technologies

Commercial and residential energy storage

             
    UTILITIES Clean energy production Energy transmission and distribution    
             
    MATERIALS Sustainable materials Energy storage and battery materials    
             
    INDUSTRIALS Clean energy equipment manufacturing Electrical equipment manufacturing    
             
    FINANCIALS

Financial support for energy companies

     

 

Discover the energy transition solutions

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Date of first use: 09 September 2024
Doc ID: 3841990

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