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Outlook 2022
Energy transition Net zero Project finance Financing Renewables Carbon capture
Jonathan Fuller
14 January 2022
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Outlook 2022: Financing the countdown to net zero

Investor interest in financing the energy transition is strong, but availability of capital often hinges on the maturity of each market segment, while the time needed to realise returns is challenging

Counting down to net zero is proving surprisingly challenging, and the challenge is intensified by the requirement for a just transition where resources are mobilised to reduce CO₂ emissions efficiently. This should be seen in light of other sustainable development goals, as it is clear from UN’s Energy Progress Report that access to energy enables people to live more comfortably and achieve more. There is no one-size-fits-all solution given the wealth disparities in the world. We cannot impose Western standards and requirements on developing countries which did not get a chance to take advantage of the growth opportunities presented by a healthy energy landscape. Our energy transition plans

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