Why the world needs more renewable energy capacity
In an exclusive studio interview from ADIPEC 2023, Julian Walker spoke to Ferdinand Varga, Managing Director and Senior Partner at Boston Consulting Group, about how the world needs to triple renewable energy capacity by 2030 but the question is how we can hit this ambitious target. Financing is going to be a big part of this and Ferdinand highlighted that although the funding is there it comes with a few caveats such as a low level return on investment and the need to adjust the global supply chain.
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