Rethinking the Renewable Strategy for an Age of Global Competition

Delivering sustainable economic growth
Oct 29, 2019 | McKinsey&Company, David Frankel, Nadine Janecke et al

As the renewable energy sector enters an era of global competition, industry participants need to define their aspirations and objectives. Renewable-based power generation is expected to represent more than half of the global total by 2035.  David Frankel, Nadine Janecke et al emphasise in this article for McKinsey&Company that to cope with the challenges of the new environment, companies will need value-chain excellence, economies of scale and skill, and an operating model that copes with fluctuating development cycles across countries and technologies. 
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