The New Jersey Economic Development Authority’s board approved guidelines this week establishing a program to help invest in the redevelopment of stranded assets. The $25 million Stranded Assets ...

Utilities look safe, but rising debt, capital spending, and regulatory dependence create significant long-term risks.

Stranded assets are assets whose value is reduced before their expected useful lifetime. If fossil fuels and fossil-fuel infrastructure lose their value because they can’t compete with Greentech, the ...

Continued investment in carbon-intensive industries will drastically increase the amount of “stranded assets” as the world moves to net-zero emissions, researchers warn. The study assesses how much ...

Investors may be underestimating the risk that renewables could become stranded assets, as grid constraints and congestion and supply chain hurdles limit the value that these assets could deliver, ...

A large slice of holdings in commercial real estate portfolios are now being identified by managers as stranded assets, with properties having lost their value due to poor energy efficiency. And more ...

The US decision to pause approvals of new licenses to export liquefied natural gas is welcome, and there are “real” risks that some infrastructure will end up stranded, Canada’s energy minister said.

Businesses are inherently risky. It’s the core nature of market-based systems. It’s how investors make or lose money. Essentially, it's gambling. New businesses come and go every day. Even ...

Niger Delta Power Holding Company (NDPHC) has said it is ready to deploy about 2,000 megawatts of its stranded generation assets to help improve electricity supply in Lagos State. The managing ...

As if the commercial real estate market weren’t in enough trouble already, there’s a new risk lurking in property portfolios. Real estate companies are facing a major blow to asset valuations, as ...

How to Make the Fossil Fuel Powers “Stranded Assets” There is a specter haunting the fossil fuels powers. As a recent article in The National Interest by two Columbia University energy experts put it, ...