Renewables

Renewable energy crucial in energy transition

The transition from fossil sources of electricity to renewable sources is in full swing. In recent years, technologies such as wind and solar energy have shown a spectacular cost reduction. Government policies such as subsidies have increased investments in these technologies, leading to a significant increase in the supply of green energy.

In order to achieve the Paris climate goals and ensure geopolitical independence, there is also a growing demand for green energy. This is evident in sustainable mobility, the heat transition in the built environment, and the industry's strong focus on reducing industrial greenhouse gases. The combination of rapidly growing markets for green energy is driving innovations in storage and other generation techniques, such as hydrogen and geothermal energy.

Important questions on renewable energy

What strategic changes are needed in my business operations in the transition to renewable energy?
What developments are there in renewable energy?
What subsidy options and financial arrangements can I make use of?
What is the impact of climate policy and regulation on the transition to renewables?

How PwC can help you

PwC will be happy to advise you on issues relating to renewable energy. From evaluating innovative technologies and developing new business models to creating the financial structure for renewable energy projects.

Would you like to know more?

We would like to think along with you about these and other issues. Our experts in Assurance, Advisory, Tax & HRS support businesses, governments and investors in all aspects of sustainable mobility. We do this on the basis of our experience in all the sectors mentioned above and in cross-sector partnerships. Would you like to know more? Contact us to find out how we can realise your ambitions regarding sustainable mobility.

'In addition to having enough renewable energy available, the development of a sufficient network capacity is crucial to realise the energy transition.'