The relative merits of wind, LNG, hydrogen and solar — and the current trends within each subsector — are among the topics John DiMarco, managing director, Global Infrastructure Investments, and John Ma, partner, both of Igneo Infrastructure Partners, tackle in an interview published in the July/August issue of Institutional Investing in Infrastructure. DiMarco and Ma also discuss the current events shaping the renewable-energy market, given the global emergence from the pandemic, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the delays in the supply chain and the inconsistency of governmental policy regarding infrastructure. “Since the onset of COVID-19, we have seen a sharp upturn in valuations for renewable-energy assets, and we certainly haven’t seen those fall due to the Ukraine situation” notes DiMarco. “If anything, the invasion of Ukraine has allowed countries to take a hard look at their own energy sourcing. In terms of the prospects for renewable energy, it has only