Global Power & utilities publications, thought leadership and studies
Power & Renewables Deals − 2013 outlook and 2012 review
Power & Renewables Deals − 2013 outlook and 2012 reviewThis annual publication looks at mergers and acquisitions activity within the global power, utilities and renewable energy market0.71 MB | Free download
European Power & Renewables Deals: Quarterly M&A outlook, Autumn 2012
European Power & Renewables Deals: Quarterly M&A outlook, Autumn 2012This PwC publication provides an analysis of European merger and acquisition activity on a quarterly basis in the power utilities and renewable energy industries.1.67 MB | Free download
Renewable energy
Global statement of capabilitiesRenewable energy
Global statement of capabilitiesThe power of the wind, the sun and other renewable resources are an increasingly important part of the world’s energy mix.1.18 MB | Free download
European Power & Renewables Deals: Quarterly M&A outlook, Summer 2012
European Power & Renewables Deals: Quarterly M&A outlook, Summer 2012Despite a background of continuing economic and financial market uncertainty, significant deal activity is taking place in the power and utilities sector. As we predicted in our previous quarterly report, the deal lull of the first three months of 2012 proved only temporary.789 KB | Free download
Asset gain or drain ― Are you making the right enterprise asset management decisions?
Asset gain or drain ― Are you making the right enterprise asset management decisions?Senior executives and experts from 14 different countries gathered in May 2012 in Rome, Italy for PwC’s roundtable on the enterprise asset management (EAM) challenges facing power and utilities companies.789 KB | Free download
European Power & Renewables Deals: Quarterly M&A outlook, Spring 2012
European Power & Renewables Deals: Quarterly M&A outlook, Spring 2012This new PwC study provides analysis of European merger and acquisition activity on a quarterly basis in the power utilities and renewable energy industries3.29 MB | Free download
12th Annual PwC Global Power & Utilities Survey
12th Annual PwC Global Power & Utilities SurveyThe 12th Annual PwC Global Power & Utilities summarizes responses from senior executives from 72 utility companies in 43 countries across Europe, the Americas, Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa concerning the outlook and major issues for energy generation to 2030.3.29 MB | Free download
Renewables Deals: 2012 Outlook and 2011 Annual Review
Renewables Deals: 2012 Outlook and 2011 Annual ReviewRenewables Deals is our annual analysis of deal activity in the renewable power and related clean technology sectors. This year for the first time, we open our report with our discussion of the outlook for the year ahead and identify some of the main themes we expect to be at work.658 KB PDF file | Free download
Power Deals: 2012 Outlook and 2011 Review
Power Deals: 2012 Outlook and 2011 ReviewA review of merger and acquisition activity in the power and utilities industry around the world, and an outlook on the prospects for dealmaking in the year ahead.941 KB PDF file | Free download
Financial reporting in the power and utilities industry: International Financial Reporting Standards
Financial reporting in the power and utilities industry: International Financial Reporting StandardsThis edition of Financial reporting in the power and utilities industry: International Financial Reporting Standards describes the financial reporting implications of IFRS across a number of areas selected for their particular relevance to utilities companies. It provides insights into how companies are responding to the various challenges, and includes examples of accounting policies and other disclosures from published financial statements. It examines key developments in the evolution of IFRS in the industry.307 KB PDF file | Free download
Capability Statement for Nuclear
Capability Statement for NuclearPwC works with companies, governments and industry stakeholders in every region of the world to assist with the decisions, planning and implementation of nuclear power projects. Here are the details.280 KB PDF file | Free download
CVs of our Subject Matter Experts for Nuclear
CVs of our Subject Matter Experts for NuclearA quick look at some of the highly talented and experienced people who are part of PwC's Global Utilities practice.1.8 MB PDF file | Free download
Offshore proof: PwC global offshore windpower survey
Offshore proof: PwC global offshore windpower surveyThe offshore wind power industry has some way to go to prove it can take its place as a sustainable part of the energy mix. Cost and technological track record remain major challenges.3.2 MB PDF file | Free download
Gain not pain - Managing risk in utilities capital projects
Gain not pain - Managing risk in utilities capital projectsIn March 2011 in Dusseldorf, Germany some 50 senior executives and experts from ten different countries gathered for PwC’s roundtable on the capital project and infrastructure challenges facing utility companies. Participants were drawn from utilities companies, finance and banking, the legal profession, engineering and technology companies, and PwC.96 KB PDF file | Free download
Renewables deals: 2010 Annual review
Renewables deals: 2010 Annual reviewThis PwC report examines the rationale behind the overall trends and key individual deals in the renewable energy sector. The analysis covers the increasingly important field of energy efficiency as well as looking separately at important initial public offering (IPO) activity. We also highlight some of the critical issues for companies engaging in deal activity within the sector.701 KB PDF file | Free download
Power deals 2010 annual review: Mergers and acquisitions activity within the global electricity and gas markets
Power deals 2010 annual review: Mergers and acquisitions activity within the global electricity and gas marketsPower Deals includes analysis of all global cross-border and domestic electricity, gas and renewable energy deal activity.603 KB PDF file | Free download
Energy Deals 2010 Annual Review: Mergers and acquisitions activity within the Turkish energy market
Energy Deals 2010 Annual Review: Mergers and acquisitions activity within the Turkish energy marketAlready for the third year our Energy Deals report reviews the M&A activity in the Turkish energy sector occuring in the previous year, analyses the underlying drivers and examines the rationale behind the overall trends and the key individual deals.373 KB PDF file | Free download
Solar power: Generation and transmission
Solar power: Generation and transmissionThis booklet sets out how PwC has played and continues to play a key role in helping governments, business and society make the transition to renewable solar energy options. Building on our experience of working with the global energy sector for over 100 years, it outlines the services that we can bring to bear to support programmes of work, provides examples of the work that we have completed in recent years, and sets out some of the thought leadership that we have published in the area of renewable energy to help shape and support the debate in the coming years.2.4 MB PDF file | Free download
Managing your capital project: Capital project capability statement
Managing your capital project: Capital project capability statementThe scale of projects in the energy, utility and mining sectors present immense challenges at the best of times. In a world of economic instability, with uncertain demand and plummeting commodity prices, these challenges are magnified. From project appraisal all the way through to completion and operation, a solid project management strategy will optimise your capital project delivery, ensuring survival in the downturn, and emerging stronger and better positioned.492 KB PDF file | Free download
Smart solutions for smart grids: Capability statement
Smart solutions for smart grids: Capability statementBehind the hype, there is the reality. The era of smart grids is set to deliver real improvements. A range of technological innovations are, together, expected to make possible a step change in grid efficiency, facilitate automation to reduce cost and improve quality, enable the integrated and optimal use of distributed and renewable generation, and promote interaction between supply and demand technologies and between the consumer and the utility that will provide benefits for both.3.2 MB PDF file | Free download