Risk Management for Renewable Energy Projects delves into the unique risks involved in managing clean energy projects. The book begins with an introduction to risk management, clean energy, and renewable energy projects, setting the foundation for understanding subsequent chapters. It then covers topics such as project economic risk assessment, project management risk, engineering studies' risks, contracts and procurement risks, cost estimation and schedule planning, and project environment risks. It includes a dedicated chapter on case studies that explore risk management strategies in various renewable energy sources, including solar photovoltaic projects, hydropower, and offshore and onshore wind turbine projects.

These case studies provide readers with valuable insights and lessons learned from successful projects. Professionals in renewable energy contracting, offshore and onshore contracting, engineering firms, researchers and regulatory and governance professionals in the energy industry will find this book particularly useful.

• Provides insights into the unique risks involved in managing clean energy projects, including project planning, execution, and monitoring
• Covers economic aspects of clean energy projects and how to assess and manage risks associated with funding, regulatory requirements, and permitting
• Features case studies that focus on renewable energy sources, showcasing real-world examples and lessons learned from successful renewal energy projects