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Power, Renewables & Energy Transition Practice

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Helping clients across the value chain navigate the energy transition by providing a wide array of advisory services addressing the strategic, financial, operational, reputational, regulatory and capital needs of our clients

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Power, Renewables & Energy Transition: 2025 M&A Year in Review and 2026 Outlook

Entering 2025, renewable energy M&A faced headwinds from high capital costs, strict supply chain audits and policy friction from the OBBBA.

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FTI Consulting’s Power, Renewables & Energy Transition (PRET) practice provides expert-driven solutions supporting clients with strategic, financial, operational, reputational, regulatory, and capital needs in the power, renewables & energy transition industry.

FTI Consulting is the leading global expert firm for organizations facing crisis and transformation, with more than 8,100 employees in 32 countries and territories. Our PRET practice brings a team of senior leaders with deep experience in finance, strategy, transactions, capital markets, restructuring and operations for power, renewables & energy transition companies, counterparties and constituents. 

Our extensive network of in-house experts understand the value drivers and complexities of clean energy technologies, as well as the regulatory and financial interplay of such technologies within the broader power and infrastructure markets.

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Power, Renewables & Energy Transition: 2025 M&A Year in Review and 2026 Outlook

Entering 2025, renewable energy mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity encountered significant headwinds, including elevated capital costs, rigid supply chain audit requirements and policy friction stemming from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (“OBBBA”).

Clean Currents: Electrification and the Transformation of U.S. Ports

Electrification has moved from a climate goal to a competitive necessity for U.S. ports. Federal funding and policy alignment have opened the door, but grid capacity, equipment availability and project execution will determine which ports will benefit and lead the modernization charge and which will be left behind.

Lender to Market Maker: The New U.S. Government Critical Minerals Playbook

The U.S. Government is reshaping how it deploys public capital in strategic industries such as critical minerals. Washington has moved beyond a narrow reliance on loan guarantees toward a multi-instrument playbook to strengthen onshore and allied strategic supply chains and counter adversarial trade practices.