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The energy sector has experienced some dramatic changes in light of recent geopolitical instability and economic challenges. The current global energy crisis is fraught with tension. Society is seeing painfully high prices, major fuel shortages and rising poverty, which have ultimately resulted in slowing economies all over the world.
As a result of the conflict in Ukraine, a number of countries are attempting to reduce their dependence on Russian gas, meaning that Norway and its gas supply is growing in demand. Norway, in fact, covers most of its own energy consumption from renewable sources, with Sweden and Finland following suit and relying on hydro and nuclear power. When looking at the bigger picture, it's clear that the overall energy supply is changing in many countries.
“Europe and the world needs more energy capacity, and in order to increase energy capacity, you need to invest significantly in both traditional and renewable energy resources.” Says Christian Jomaas, CEO of Pareto Securities. “The International Energy Agency stipulates that energy investments need to double, from two to four trillion dollars a year, every year, until 2050 in order to get a net zero; and that’s a lot of investments.”
With its leading presence in global markets, the Nordic-based investment bank, Pareto Securities, is paving the way, helping growth companies to finance the energy transition. Heavily rooted in the maritime and energy sectors - as a natural consequence of focusing on the Nordic region, the company has been an advisor to the global energy industry for three decades.
Each year, Pareto Securities hosts a two-day energy conference in Oslo, Norway. The conference, which has been held for the last thirty years, is one of Europe's leading investment forums for energy-related companies and a testament to Pareto Securities' position in the oil, gas, power and renewable energy sectors.
Due to Pareto Securities' strong global position in the energy sector, the investment bank has completed a staggering $128 billion worth of transactions over the past fifteen years. As a key player in the energy transition, the organisation has observed significant investor appetites for investing in the energy transition and sustainable-linked financing, as well as a rapid increase in renewable listings in the Nordics.
“We cannot solve the energy crisis alone.” Says Christian Jomaas. “There needs to be cooperation and we need to step up on renewable energies. That must be done in cooperation between companies, investors, governments, and us, a financial intermediary.”
Today, renewables constitute a 20% share of Pareto Securities total capital raise, and the share is rapidly increasing. Time after time, Pareto Securities has proven its ability to connect energy businesses with risk capital, alongside governmental contributions with secure building and financing of urgent energy needs.
Pareto’s endeavour in financing the energy transition, is visionary for a number of reasons. In the short term, the company supports the financing of critical energy supply, and in the long term, the goal is to support the energy transition. In addition, the investment bank aims to support and enable the Nordic region as a driving force in energy transition and sustainability-linked financing, leading the way towards a future of net-zero emissions.
The energy sector has experienced some dramatic changes in light of recent geopolitical instability and economic challenges. The current global energy crisis is fraught with tension. Society is seeing painfully high prices, major fuel shortages and rising poverty, which have ultimately resulted in slowing economies all over the world.
As a result of the conflict in Ukraine, a number of countries are attempting to reduce their dependence on Russian gas, meaning that Norway and its gas supply is growing in demand. Norway, in fact, covers most of its own energy consumption from renewable sources, with Sweden and Finland following suit and relying on hydro and nuclear power. When looking at the bigger picture, it's clear that the overall energy supply is changing in many countries.
“Europe and the world needs more energy capacity, and in order to increase energy capacity, you need to invest significantly in both traditional and renewable energy resources.” Says Christian Jomaas, CEO of Pareto Securities. “The International Energy Agency stipulates that energy investments need to double, from two to four trillion dollars a year, every year, until 2050 in order to get a net zero; and that’s a lot of investments.”
With its leading presence in global markets, the Nordic-based investment bank, Pareto Securities, is paving the way, helping growth companies to finance the energy transition. Heavily rooted in the maritime and energy sectors - as a natural consequence of focusing on the Nordic region, the company has been an advisor to the global energy industry for three decades.
Each year, Pareto Securities hosts a two-day energy conference in Oslo, Norway. The conference, which has been held for the last thirty years, is one of Europe's leading investment forums for energy-related companies and a testament to Pareto Securities' position in the oil, gas, power and renewable energy sectors.
Due to Pareto Securities' strong global position in the energy sector, the investment bank has completed a staggering $128 billion worth of transactions over the past fifteen years. As a key player in the energy transition, the organisation has observed significant investor appetites for investing in the energy transition and sustainable-linked financing, as well as a rapid increase in renewable listings in the Nordics.
“We cannot solve the energy crisis alone.” Says Christian Jomaas. “There needs to be cooperation and we need to step up on renewable energies. That must be done in cooperation between companies, investors, governments, and us, a financial intermediary.”
Today, renewables constitute a 20% share of Pareto Securities total capital raise, and the share is rapidly increasing. Time after time, Pareto Securities has proven its ability to connect energy businesses with risk capital, alongside governmental contributions with secure building and financing of urgent energy needs.
Pareto’s endeavour in financing the energy transition, is visionary for a number of reasons. In the short term, the company supports the financing of critical energy supply, and in the long term, the goal is to support the energy transition. In addition, the investment bank aims to support and enable the Nordic region as a driving force in energy transition and sustainability-linked financing, leading the way towards a future of net-zero emissions.
The energy sector has experienced some dramatic changes in light of recent geopolitical instability and economic challenges. The current global energy crisis is fraught with tension. Society is seeing painfully high prices, major fuel shortages and rising poverty, which have ultimately resulted in slowing economies all over the world.
As a result of the conflict in Ukraine, a number of countries are attempting to reduce their dependence on Russian gas, meaning that Norway and its gas supply is growing in demand. Norway, in fact, covers most of its own energy consumption from renewable sources, with Sweden and Finland following suit and relying on hydro and nuclear power. When looking at the bigger picture, it's clear that the overall energy supply is changing in many countries.
“Europe and the world needs more energy capacity, and in order to increase energy capacity, you need to invest significantly in both traditional and renewable energy resources.” Says Christian Jomaas, CEO of Pareto Securities. “The International Energy Agency stipulates that energy investments need to double, from two to four trillion dollars a year, every year, until 2050 in order to get a net zero; and that’s a lot of investments.”
With its leading presence in global markets, the Nordic-based investment bank, Pareto Securities, is paving the way, helping growth companies to finance the energy transition. Heavily rooted in the maritime and energy sectors - as a natural consequence of focusing on the Nordic region, the company has been an advisor to the global energy industry for three decades.
Each year, Pareto Securities hosts a two-day energy conference in Oslo, Norway. The conference, which has been held for the last thirty years, is one of Europe's leading investment forums for energy-related companies and a testament to Pareto Securities' position in the oil, gas, power and renewable energy sectors.
Due to Pareto Securities' strong global position in the energy sector, the investment bank has completed a staggering $128 billion worth of transactions over the past fifteen years. As a key player in the energy transition, the organisation has observed significant investor appetites for investing in the energy transition and sustainable-linked financing, as well as a rapid increase in renewable listings in the Nordics.
“We cannot solve the energy crisis alone.” Says Christian Jomaas. “There needs to be cooperation and we need to step up on renewable energies. That must be done in cooperation between companies, investors, governments, and us, a financial intermediary.”
Today, renewables constitute a 20% share of Pareto Securities total capital raise, and the share is rapidly increasing. Time after time, Pareto Securities has proven its ability to connect energy businesses with risk capital, alongside governmental contributions with secure building and financing of urgent energy needs.
Pareto’s endeavour in financing the energy transition, is visionary for a number of reasons. In the short term, the company supports the financing of critical energy supply, and in the long term, the goal is to support the energy transition. In addition, the investment bank aims to support and enable the Nordic region as a driving force in energy transition and sustainability-linked financing, leading the way towards a future of net-zero emissions.
