Energy Transition Investment Trends

BNEF tracks investment in the global energy transition, covering everything from renewables and nuclear to electrified transport and heat, hydrogen, carbon capture and sustainable materials. Explore the latest trends in our 2024 edition.

The definitive resource for clean energy investment

Energy Transition Investment Trends is BloombergNEF’s annual review of global investment in the low-carbon energy transition. It covers a wide scope of sectors central to the transition, including renewable energy, energy storage, nuclear, hydrogen, carbon capture, electrified transport and buildings, clean industry, clean shipping and power grids.

In addition to the core ‘energy transition investment’ figures, which focus on the deployment of clean technologies, we also track investment in the clean energy supply chain, VC/PE and public markets investment in climate-tech companies, and for the first time this year, debt issuance for energy transition purposes.

The figures are compiled through a combination of bottom-up research on hundreds of thousands of individual deals and projects, aggregated estimates for consumer-led technologies, Bloomberg terminal data and other third-party sources.

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Global investment in the energy transition hit $1.8 trillion in 2023, up 17% on the previous year and a new record.

 

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Get a Grip, Unleash, Lock In: An Energy Transition To-Do List For 2024
Alongside the investment trends report, our Deputy CEO, Albert Cheung, discusses the energy-transition to-do list that must be addressed in 2024.

 

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A high-level summary of the Energy Transition Investment Trends 2024 report is available online at the link below. BNEF clients can access the full report here or on the Bloomberg Terminal.

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