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Renewables Platform Performance

Market conditions have shifted since the peak investment cycle, putting pressure on legacy platforms. To improve returns, owners should focus action on capital allocation, overhead, and pipeline discipline.

Harry Owen · September 2026 · 13 min read

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Three findings stand out

69%

Fall in disposal proceeds at pure-play large caps, from ~40% of operating cash flow to ~10%

$19bn

Renewables project impairments disclosed by listed developers over three years

2.1x

Faster growth in overhead than revenue at 13 of 19 listed developers

From the paper

Disposals dropped, CAPEX rose

Disposal proceeds have fallen from 40% of operating cash flow in 2021 to 10% two years later, yet CAPEX commitments increased. Across twelve large-cap pure-play developers the aggregate annual funding shortfall has widened by 122%.

Line chart comparing CAPEX and disposal proceeds at twelve large-cap pure-play developers from FY20 to FY25. CAPEX rises from about EUR 37bn to EUR 76.1bn while disposal proceeds stay between EUR 7bn and EUR 17.5bn, ending at EUR 9.8bn.

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This paper draws on a proprietary dataset covering 27 listed and 35 private mid-market developers over 2020–2025. To discuss the methodology, the underlying series, or how the findings apply to a specific platform, contact the team.

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