Green Competition and Asset Valuation – Implications of Recent Movements in Renewable Energy Credits and the Long Term Impact

Overview

Title: Green Competition and Asset Valuation – Implications of Recent Movements in Renewable Energy Credits and the Long Term Impact

Duration: 1 Hour

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Summary

Several factors determine relative financial returns available to green generation in power markets across the U.S. including resource quality, regional generating mix, and policy structures. These factors interact with the pricing of Renewable Energy Credits to indicate where stronger investment prospects lie.

Join our analysts as we review the key results and findings from our Q3 Renewable Energy Credit Forecast release:

Wholesale power factors influencing long-term REC price estimates
Comparative investment profiles of wind and solar generation in key markets
Interaction of policy and REC prices – case studies
Impacts of inbound Biden Administration on federal green energy policy
Electric utilities path to net zero: green build out and zero-carbon initiatives

Speakers

Curt Ophaug-Johansen (Moderator)
Director, Product Management
S&P Global Market Intelligence

Steve Piper
Director of Energy Research
S&P Global Market Intelligence

Adam Wilson
Analyst, Energy Research
S&P Global Market Intelligence