Les énergies renouvelables ralentissent, rendant difficile l’objectif de tripler les capacités
AI Article Summary
The growth of renewable energy is slowing, jeopardizing the goal of tripling global capacity by 2030, as set during COP28. Although wind and solar have surpassed coal in global electricity share, policy changes in the US and China are hindering further expansion. Growth prospects remain positive in India, Europe, and other emerging regions. The International Energy Agency will adjust its global forecasts, while raising expectations for certain key markets.
What This Means for Canadian Contractors
For Quebec builders, this means renewable energy projects might face delays in obtaining permits and higher financing costs due to policy changes. Prefabrication and an optimized supply chain will be crucial to maintain timelines. Builders should also pay attention to emerging opportunities in regions where growth is still anticipated.
