Further trends in energy transition valuations in 2025
ArticleThree more trends in energy transition in 2025 that might influence valuation considerations and approaches.
I am a member of our valuations team, specialising in infrastructure and renewable energy valuations. I primarily work with our large, listed and unlisted infrastructure fund clients invested in the sector globally. I am regularly consulted on renewable energy matters within the firm and have a deep understanding of the sector.
Having worked in the infrastructure industry in both advisory and valuations capacities since the inception of my career, in both Cape Town and London, I have had a multitude of projects cross my desk and have engaged with a wide range of stakeholders. I strive to work with our clients to keep at the forefront of transactions in the renewable energy sector and have a keen interest in the development of infrastructure projects across Africa. I enjoy watching the sector grow and look forward to seeing what’s next in store for us as we move towards Net Zero in the UK by 2050.
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Three more trends in energy transition in 2025 that might influence valuation considerations and approaches.
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