Attracting talent and fostering collaboration and
transparency are key to renewable energy supply chain resilience
and the sector's contribution to net zero emission
ambitions.
In 2024, the renewable energy sector finds itself at a pivotal
juncture. The push for clean energy, coupled with ambitious climate
targets, has set the stage for significant growth. However, this
expansion is not without its complexities.
The push to achieve net zero emissions (NZE) will require a
strong, secure, and sustainable supply chain to deliver an
effective energy transition.1 This puts the spotlight on
the supply of minerals, materials and manufacturing capacity needed
to deliver on NZE.
In this insight — which call on perspectives from WTW's latest Renewable Energy Supply Chain
Risk Report 2023 — we consider global renewable energy
supply chain challenges and provide pathways for overcoming these
obstacles to build the resilience the sector will need to make a
substantial
