Pillars of the global energy transition: capital

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May 08, 202414:00BST

Pillars of the global energy transition: capital

According to Deloitte, achieving the global 2050 net-zero pathway requires annual capital injections of USD 5–7 trillion, far exceeding current international investment levels of around USD 2 trillion annually. This staggering gap in funding raises crucial questions on the challenges hindering investment in energy transition projects and stresses on the urgency to explore strategies to bridge this financial divide.

During the webinar, we delved into these pressing issues and examined potential pathways towards bridging the gap in energy transition financing. Our expert speakers from Bankers for Net Zero, BBVA, and GEFI shared their insights and expertise, providing valuable perspectives on navigating the complexities of energy transition funding.

Key discussion points

Funding

How can the sheer size of funding gap in energy transition projects be understood? 

Appetite

Do the current energy transition projects lack appetite?

Investment Data

Is the energy industry facing a problem of shortage of investment data?

Risks

Can public-private funding partnerships resolve questions around unequal or unviable allocations of risk?

Growth Limits

Does the industry have a convincing business case for renewables and lower-carbon technologies?

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