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Goldman Sachs has named a number of European renewable energy stocks it says the market is missing — and says it expects the sector to bounce back after a period of declining returns. The growth in renewable energy is "highly compelling," the bank said, owing to the European energy crisis, a decline in costs for wind and solar energy, and the European Union's focus on mitigating climate change. "RWE is among the best-placed [renewable energy storage] developers to capture the expanding addressable market in the US, Germany and the rest of Europe," the analysts stated. As the pipeline builds we expect the company to unlock further value," the analysts stated. Conviction list stocks Two of Goldman's stock picks are on its conviction list of most favored stocks.
Persons: Goldman Sachs, Alberto Gandolfi, Goldman, Enel, Organizations: EDP Renewables, ENEL, Scottish, Renewables, LevelTen Energy Locations: Orsted, US, Germany, Europe
Summary Customs delays, tariff uncertainty and soaring global demand have hiked solar costs and delayed projects as the U.S. weans itself off Chinese dependence. The Biden administration's Uyghur Forced Labor Protection Act (UFLPA) prevents the import of goods produced using forced labour in China’s Xinjiang Province, including much of the polysilicon used in solar panels. UFLPA checks have blocked panel imports at the U.S. border, delaying projects and driving up project costs. CHART: Solar manufacturing capacity by country, regionSource: International Energy Agency's Report on Solar PV Global Supply Chains, August 2022The UFLPA requires visibility into labour practices along the solar value chain. Lightsource bp has contracted for more than 20 million solar panels through 2028 and is considering imports from Southeast Asia, Turkey and India, Smith said.
U.S. solar prices still soaring as projects stalled
  + stars: | 2023-01-31 | by ( ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +2 min
Jan 30 (Reuters) - U.S. solar energy contract prices have soared by a third over the past year as project developers have struggled to get imported panels, according to a report published late on Monday. But wind energy prices fell a little in recent months, thanks to major new federal subsidies. Wind PPA prices were 1.9% lower in the fourth quarter than in the third - their first decline since early 2021. The spike in solar prices resulted from the seizure by U.S. customs officials of hundreds of shipments of solar energy components at U.S. ports since June. Clark added, however, that demand was still strong for solar projects and that prices might stabilize in the second half of 2023.
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