Current-gen renewables

Established renewable energy technologies for a greener future

Overview

Current generation (current-gen) renewable technologies refer to conventional sustainable energy sources—such as solar, wind, hydro, and bioenergy—that have gained significant traction over the past two decades. These technologies have experienced significant cost reductions and efficiency improvements, making them increasingly cost-competitive with fossil fuels. Several niche areas within the renewables space, such as community solar developers and new business models in renewable energy distribution, are also covered. Most governments worldwide have implemented policies and regulations to encourage the deployment of renewable energy, such as feed-in tariffs, renewable portfolio standards, and tax incentives. Global agreements, such as the Paris Agreement, have also set ambitious targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, encouraging countries to increase their renewable energy capacity.

Note: Additional sections (such as market sizing, detailed overview, and incumbents) can be provided on request.

Market Mapping


Incumbents
Growth
Early
Seed
Pre-Seed
Solar equipment manufacturers
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Solar project developers and operators
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Solar+Storage project developers and operators
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Community solar developers and operators
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Wind energy equipment manufacturers
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Wind project developers and operators
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Hydropower equipment manufacturers, developers, and operators
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Bioenergy developers and operators
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Renewable energy brokers
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Renewable energy installers
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Infrastructure
Infrastructure
Infrastructure
Infrastructure
Infrastructure
Infrastructure
Infrastructure
Infrastructure
Infrastructure
Infrastructure

The Disruptors


Funding History

Notable Investors


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