WNDY - Global Power And Renewables Research Highlights June 2022
- With South Asia vulnerable to global fuel markets, the situation is expected to worsen in the short term as costs and supply deficits in electricity are likely to exacerbate in the summer.
- The European Union is also reviewing the rules for the European carbon trading scheme (ETS) out to 2030.
- In Latin America, renewable deployment is projected to grow in most markets, with green hydrogen becoming an important driver of renewable capacity additions in markets such as Brazil, Chile, and Columbia.
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Global Power And Renewables Research Highlights, June 2022