In an interview with Bloomberg Television, ahead of the Bloomberg New Energy Finance Summit, which starts today in London, Michael Liebreich, CEO of New Energy Finance, highlighted that in 2009 clean energy investments fell by six percent. Liebreich remained confident about 2010 and beyond, saying that despite failure to reach a comprehensive climate change agreement in Copenhagen, individually countries would continue supporting green investments.
A 10-year outlook, released yesterday by competing market research firm CleanEdge, predicts that globally investments in renewable energies could peak to $325.9 billion by 2019 from $139.1, currently — see video and chart below the fold.
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