Renewable Energy Finance: Theory and Practice

by Santosh Raikar & Seabron Adamson

ISBN: 9780443159558
English
Pages: 374
Format: Paperback
October 2024
Publisher: Academic Press

Description:

Renewable Energy Finance: Theory and Practice, Second Edition explores the intersection of renewable energy finance and project finance, providing a comprehensive guide to financing sustainable energy projects. With growing global demand for green energy solutions, understanding how to structure, fund, and implement renewable energy projects is critical for investors, developers, and policymakers.

This edition covers non-recourse financing, risk assessment, capital structures, and regulatory impacts, integrating finance, public policy, legal frameworks, engineering, and environmental considerations. It provides a deep dive into the economics of large-scale solar, wind, hydro and battery storage projects, incentive mechanisms such as green bonds, tax-equity financing, sustainability-linked loans, and corporate power purchase agreements (PPAs), with attention to financing mechanisms in the United States, Europe, and Asia.

New in the Second Edition: two new chapters — Addressing Technology Risks for Successful Clean Energy Transition, and Financing Green Hydrogen Projects.

Keywords: renewable energy finance, project finance, green bonds, tax-equity financing, sustainability-linked loans, power purchase agreements, clean energy transition, green hydrogen, solar and wind finance, ESG investment

Target Audience: Investors and financiers, energy professionals, renewable energy developers, government regulators and policymakers, academic instructors and students in green finance

Genre: Renewable energy finance, project finance, sustainable investment, energy economics

Where can I buy Renewable Energy Finance?

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Q&A

Q: What does this edition add?
A: New chapters on technology risk in the clean energy transition and on financing green hydrogen projects.

Q: Who is this book for?
A: Investors, energy professionals, renewable energy developers, and policymakers.

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