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Project Finance: Bigger and better in 2023
The energy finance landscape saw seismic shifts in 2023 as market liquidity dried up, putting smaller renewable deals on hold. But mega-projects like giant solar farms and battery storage hubs secured billions, mirroring oil and gas models.
A major battery storage company closed a $1.8 billion financing despite market woes, underscoring how mega-projects are becoming the norm in energy finance. This deal and others like it fueled speculation that scale is imperative for project viability in turbulent conditions.
The U.S. Department of Energy also embraced the "go big" mantra, awarding over $7 billion to hydrogen hub projects across the country. Backers believe scaling up will be key to realizing hydrogen's potential. But it remains unclear whether the mega-trend can continue as headwinds persist in 2024.
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