Solar, So Hot Right Now

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21 min listen
Mathew Lee
May 5, 2023
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To meet net-zero ambitions, it looks like we’re going to need a whole lot of solar energy, and fast. And a complex value chain is bracing for soaring demand. In this episode, we work through the risks and opportunities for investors and for companies (and it’s not only the ones you’re expecting).
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Mathew Lee
Senior Associate, MSCI Research

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