International Energy Week: fund managers flag short-term risks to renewable agenda

Supply chain challenges and inflation

Kathleen Gallagher
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Today (22 February) marks the start of International Energy Week, the first global meeting to assess the outcomes of COP26 and the “new energy era”. Fund managers in the clean energy sector spoke to Investment Week about how the most immediate impact to renewable energy sector since COP has not been the policy promises but short-term headwinds such as supply chains and cost of raw materials.

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