Renewable Energy refers to power sources derived from inexhaustible natural reserves and capable of being replenished to the crack of doom, as opposed to fossil fuels. There exist self consistent variants of larger sources, like tidal power and the energy of waves both representing a sub-set of aqueous-based power sources. The major industry offerings encompass solar energy (or sunlight), winds (offshore and onshore), biomass, geothermal power, hydro power, and ocean energy, amid others.
The altering environmental setting and dwindling traditional energy resources has laid mankind under a necessity to move towards using Renewable Energy sources. The Renewable Energy Market is a grown up today, with a share reaching about 19% of the whole energy utilised by the world. Besides, the investments into the sector have increased, approaching almost EUR 197bn in 2011, with sunlight and wind power inviting the bulk of the funds.
The reports within the radius of the Catalogue represent broad overviews of global Renewable Energy Market, shedding light on its yesterdays and present, and future prospects. The reports also sketch detailed analyses of region- and nation-specific Renewable Energy Markets. The researches depicture market segments, value chains, investment trends, success factors, regulatory landscape of a particular geography, risks and opportunities, competition and the portraits of players in the Renewable Energy field. In addition, the research reports count on the market’s further development and response to emerging trends.
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