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M&A Trends in Renewables: What It Means for Fossil Fuel Industry
TRANSITION & TRANSFORMATION DRIVING THE M&A
The climate change targets are driving up the M&A activities in USA & globally. The trends are showing that investors are increasingly concerned with traditional energy investment opportunities that may pose significant risk to there portfolios. The governments are increasingly giving more incentives to the cleaner and greener energy solution forcing all sorts of investors to renewables. This includes strategic investors like utility companies as well as oil & gas companies that are tactical investors playing wait and see game before committing fully on any given technology and are holding a diversified portfolio of renewable technologies. There are clear drivers for the renewables as well as some challenges and risks. The oil companies have been seriously impacted by these emerging M&A trends, and the valuations have significantly declined.
M&A Trends in Renewables: What It Means for Fossil Fuel Industry
Tariq Siddiqui this article, we will look at the emerging trends in mergers & acquisition (M&A) in the renewable sector of energy and what it means for the fossil fuel industry. We will especially look at: 1. The drivers for increase in M&A in renewables
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