Abandoned by investors, constrained by supply issues, weakened by component inflation, isolated from rate hikes, companies operating in the renewable energy sector, and particularly in the wind sector, have a heavy heart this time.
As evidenced by the spectacular fall ofOrsted, the Danish offshore specialist, which has lost more than half its value since January 1. Forgive them, but to make their cry heard by the markets, wind turbines were inspired by one of the biggest successes of Celine Dion, our favorite Quebecer.
“I understood all the words, I understood well, thank you
Rational and efficient, here it is
That investments have changed, that wind turbines have faded
That the time before was the time before
That if everything fades away and gets tired, so will love
You should know
I will go get your capital if you take it elsewhere
Although in your wallets, others dance your winnings
I will search for your soul in wells and mines
I will put a spell on you to love me again
I would invent oil to hold me
I will make myself new to start the fire again
I will become those others who make you happy
Your games will be ours if you wish.”