Net-zero transition increases the need for good data on energy sources

Treasury teams across the energy sector need to make better use of data if they are to make sense of a market that is becoming more complex.

Energy price volatility has shot to the top of many corporate agendas. The situation in Ukraine only serves to emphasize the critical importance of energy strategy. Despite concerns over the impact of war in Europe on energy supplies, energy companies must also devise strategies for net-zero carbon emissions amid the volatility.

This development creates a challenging transition period between investment and return. Renewable energy projects are often valued on expected future earnings, while traditional energy sources are valued on their ability to pay dividends in the near term.

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