We see three key sectors of the clean energy universe as making progress in 2023. Carbon capture and storage (CCS) will benefit from US tax incentives, long duration energy storage will benefit from volatile pricing and higher lithium prices and hydrogen has the potential to recover from demand uncertainty driven by a rather polarised debate on its uses. The markets will be challenging but the strengths of the opportunity remain strong.

16 Jan 2023
Where Clean Energy Develops In 2023
Atome Energy PLC (ATOM:LON), 103 | Corre Energy B.V. (CORRE:DUB), 0 | Drax Group plc (DRX:LON), 592 | EQTEC PLC (EQT:LON), 0.2 | ITM Power PLC (ITM:LON), 73.4 | Invinity Energy Systems PLC (IES:LON), 33.0 | Powerhouse Energy Group PLC (PHE:LON), 0.9 | Talga Group Ltd. (TLG:ASX), 0 | Velocys plc (VLS:LON), 3.6
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Where Clean Energy Develops In 2023
Atome Energy PLC (ATOM:LON), 103 | Corre Energy B.V. (CORRE:DUB), 0 | Drax Group plc (DRX:LON), 592 | EQTEC PLC (EQT:LON), 0.2 | ITM Power PLC (ITM:LON), 73.4 | Invinity Energy Systems PLC (IES:LON), 33.0 | Powerhouse Energy Group PLC (PHE:LON), 0.9 | Talga Group Ltd. (TLG:ASX), 0 | Velocys plc (VLS:LON), 3.6
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16 Jan 2023 -
Author:
Adam Forsyth -
Pages:
13 -
We see three key sectors of the clean energy universe as making progress in 2023. Carbon capture and storage (CCS) will benefit from US tax incentives, long duration energy storage will benefit from volatile pricing and higher lithium prices and hydrogen has the potential to recover from demand uncertainty driven by a rather polarised debate on its uses. The markets will be challenging but the strengths of the opportunity remain strong.