Ocean-going opportunities – the financial future of tidal energy

With work on the world’s first successfully financed large-scale tidal turbine project – The Pentland Firth MeyGen stream – set to soon commence, it seems that marine scale deployment, project finance and secure investment remain a key concernenergy generation is finally becoming a viable funding opportunity for investors worldwide. However, as the industry transitions from…

Is the UK solar market set for a cooldown?

With PV prices falling, efficiencies increasing and global installations doubling in volume every year, the solar market continues to go from strength to strength. However, as the UK closes its Renewables Obligation (RO) for >5MW solar and instead transitions towards working under the Electricity Market Reform (EMR), there is widespread uncertainty about the market’s continued…

Turquoise calls for clarity on energy goals

With the future of our energy landscape set to be a hot topic in the run-up to next year’s general election, it’s no surprise that resource infrastructure was a key theme in the recent Autumn Statement announcement. However, David Casale, director of Turquoise International – a merchant bank specialising in energy and the environment –…