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KBRA UK Releases Research – Diminishing Russian Carbon Reliance: Funding the Household Renewable Energy Transition in Europe

LONDON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–KBRA UK (KBRA) releases research on the funding of the carbon transition in Europe as it migrates away from Russian carbon reliance. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the commodity prices fallout have highlighted Europe’s dependence on Russian energy supplies and the general topic of energy security. A major uncertainty from this conflict is its implications for global carbon transition plans. One necessary area of focus is the opportunity for households and small businesses to participate in the transition. In this report, KBRA examines the opportunities—and financing obstacles—presented by solar compared to other renewable technologies. The European Green Deal includes a European Union (EU) directive that stipulates all member countries make community energy not only possible but also profitable.

Key Takeaways

  • The energy transition among households and small businesses is key to reducing reliance on carbon-based fuel suppliers.
  • The US is ahead of Europe in terms of funding availability for individuals and small businesses to enable the transition.
  • Project finance offers commercial scale capital market funding, and securitisation offers the ability to scale residential funding for capital markets.

Challenges to the Transition

  • Choice of alternatives
  • Funding choices
  • Regulations, power volatility, and grid adjustments

Click here to view the report.

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About KBRA

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Contacts

Gordon Kerr, Head of European Research

+44 208 148 1020

gordon.kerr@kbra.com

Killian Walsh, European ABS

+353 1 588 1184

killian.walsh@kbra.com

Karim Nassif, European Project Finance & Infrastructure

+353 1 588 1245

karim.nassif@kbra.com

Karl Cummins, European ABS

+353 1 588 1240

karl.cummins@kbra.com

Business Development Contacts

Mauricio Noé, Co-Head of Europe

+44 208 148 1010

mauricio.noe@kbra.com

Miten Amin, Managing Director

+44 208 148 1002

miten.amin@kbra.com

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