Eduard Sala de Vedruna, Head of Research, Energy Transition, Sustainability & Services at S&P Global Commodity Insights, notes: “The new year is not only bringing to the clean energy sector significant transformations that are reshaping energy production and consumption, but it promises to be pivotal for the clean energy sector, with significant advancements in corporate clean energy procurement and the integration of AI in energy management.”
AI technologies are emerging as vital tools for risk management in clean energy supply chains, bridging gaps between forecasted and actual energy generation.
The impact of data centres
Data centres are set to enhance their role in company clean energy procurement, expected to source around 300 TWh of clean power yearly by 2030.
Such an increase will significantly affect clean energy supply chains, especially in regions like North America.
Meanwhile, the pursuit of deeper decarbonisation fuels innovation across supply chains, with ammonia emerging as a significant element in low-carbon hydrogen production and the CCS sector projected to secure substantial CO2 capture capacities by 2025.
Executives navigating the cleantech sector will need to stay apprised of these evolving trends to adeptly manage the complexities of the energy transition.
With cleantech investments leading, 2025 is pegged as a linchpin moment in the renewal of global energy supply chains.
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