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INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS are abandoning fossil fuel companies in favor of renewables, driven in part by the perception of improving renewable energy (RE) returns as technologies improve, according to a study of publicly-traded RE companies in developing markets.
According to the study, “Clean Energy Investing: Global Comparison of Investment Returns,” issued by the International Energy Agency and London’s Imperial College Business School Centre for Climate Finance & Investment, the listed RE sector across a number of emerging markets and developing countries posted returns of 136% in the decade ending in 2020, against 113.8% for fossil fuel companies.
RE volatility was higher though at an annualized 6.9% compared with 5.4% for fossil fuels.