EDP renewables: winds of change - is the wind offshore opportunity priced in

Oliveira, Joana da Costa Peixoto Lisboa de

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Oliveira, Joana da Costa Peixoto Lisboa de

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Ribeiro, Gonçalo Sommer

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EDPR has gain a foot on the promising Wind Offshore market in 2020, when it entered in a Joint Venture with ENGIE for that effect, called Ocean Winds. The present paper tries to assess whether investors have already fully priced in the Wind Offshore opportunity. With that goal, it questions assumptions made in the Equity Research’ Intrinsic Valuation, namely on two of the main drivers of value -installed capacity and costs of Wind Offshore. Results show that the share price premium compared to the base scenario should go from 4.0% to 4.8%, reinforcing the ‘BUY’ valuation issued on EDPR.

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Valuation Finance Energy Edpr Energy finance Renewable energy Wind energy Energy market Renewable Energy Sources Energy industry Offshore wind Energy sector Wind EDP