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Power and renewables
Surveyed in December 2022 and January 2023, 4 in 10 energy professionals prioritize energy security in the energy trilemma, followed by clean energy (35%) and affordability (26%).
There is general agreement on this outlook across regions, with only energy professionals in North America being slightly more conservative on the timeline.
(Source: DNV, 2023, Trilemma and Transition: The momentum to break barriers)
Out of over 1,300 senior energy professionals surveyed in December 2022 and January 2023:
(Source: DNV, 2023, Trilemma and Transition: The momentum to break barriers)
Surveyed in December 2022 and January 2023, a mere fifth of respondents from the renewables sector say current transmission capacity planning is sufficient to enable the expansion of renewables. The power sector overwhelmingly (81%) points to an urgent need for greater grid investment.
(Source: DNV, 2023, Trilemma and Transition: The momentum to break barriers)
Surveyed in December 2022 and January 2023, 88% of senior professionals from the renewables sector say accelerating permitting and licensing is critical to meeting climate goals Lack of policy/government support and permitting/licensing issues are consistently cited as the greatest barriers to growth.
(Source: DNV, 2023, Trilemma and Transition: The momentum to break barriers)