Economy in crisis; renewables too?
One of the main fears of the industrial renewable energies is the possibility that the international financial crisis paralyze any investment project and capital contribution to certain enterprises to be made but, fundamentally, in those who have started and fear its cancellation.nnWhile it has been ensured that the main renewable plans will remain, a new fear invades entrepreneurs, entrepreneurs, scientists and experts: rising carbon costs, which rumors say could collapse in 2012.nnOn the one hand, there are market analysts who already predict that carbon will inevitably collapse next year due to the oversupply prevailing in the market. They even claim that the trend will spread until 2025. This means that no one will want to invest or own a carbon-associated company.nnnOn the other hand, the goals to meet as far as the energy objectives determine that up to 2020 and 2050 will work hard to ensure that solar, wind, hydraulic and biomass energy It is within that period – from today to the 2020 targets, at least – that markets do not foresee financial stability or economic improvement for at least five years or more if the scenario does not get worse.nnIn Spain, the main energy development projects have investment capital and beyond the increase in prices and consumption, the targets will not change in the next two years.nnThe real uncertainty for the renewable energy industry is immovable: If Europe continues in crisis, will it be possible to avoid a collapse of renewable projects?