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Poll: Renewables workers 'unfazed' by Covid-19 impact on industry

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Michael Holder
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The survey points to bullish confidence in the resilience of green energy to the disruption of the pandemic
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The survey points to bullish confidence in the resilience of green energy to the disruption of the pandemic

Survey of energy professionals worldwide points to strong confidence in the future resilience of the fast-expanding renewables sector

Renewables industry professionals around the world appear to be broadly unfazed by the impact of the coronavirus crisis on their sector, according to a new global survey, which indicates strong confidence...

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