Editor's Message

Editor's Message - November 2011

The Solyndra collapse in the US has damaged investor sentiment throughout the solar industry. In an unrelated move, the UK Government has backtracked on its policy to provide feed-in-tariffs (FiTs) for the solar sector. The UK Government’s argument is that the prices of solar modules have fallen substantially since the policy was first put in place, and that the FiT subsidy now permits solar installers to make an unjustifiable return on their investments.

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Editor's Message - July 2011

At the recent REFF Wall Street conference in New York, organised by Euromoney and ACORE, the issue of government support was high on the agenda. The debate around government support in the US sounded very similar to the discussion which we hear regularly in the UK. Some of the terms might differ slightly, but the sentiment was the same - government support for renewable energy is deemed to be desirable, if not essential.
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Editor's Message - April 2011

Confidence is returning to the renewables M&A market, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers.

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Editor’s message - January 2011

Happy New Year and welcome to the first issue of Quoted Cleantech in 2011. As the performance of cleantech indices shows, 2010 proved a poor year generally for cleantech investors, so we are all looking for a better performance in 2011.

My own view is that further crises in the eurozone will ensure that the path to profits this year is anything but smooth, as governments cut subsidies and incentives for schemes in the solar and wind sectors, while the investment community in general remains cautious. But the strong comeback shown by cleantech shares during December does provide some hope for those looking for overall growth from the sector in the coming year.

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Editor’s Message

A recent meeting with Wasabi Energy – a new addition to London’s Alternative Investment Market – left me feeling even more excited than usual about prospects for clean energy, and energy efficiency in particular, during the next few years.

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