Infralogic is pleased to present the Renewable Energy Infrastructure Outlook 2026, in association with Ansarada. Through comprehensive insights from industry experts, the survey provides a rare, ground-level view of how high-value infrastructure procurement practices are evolving in response to today’s delivery pressures.

Key findings from the report include:

Capital is flowing

• 46% identify APAC as a top-two market for expansion over the next two years.
• 77% of respondents expect solar PV to attract some of the greatest increases in capital globally.
• 42% forecast strong investment growth in battery storage on a global basis, with 62% forecasting large-scale deployment in APAC.
• 37% say that energy demand growth is the #1 driver of new renewable projects, rising to nearly half in APAC.

Digital transformation is underway, but fragmented

• 72% of global respondents report mostly or fully automated processes.
• 86% say their organisation is open to adopting new technologies to improve processes.
• 91% use purpose-built procurement software, but system integration is still fragmented. In EMEA, organisations are using an average of 3.8 different systems.

Headwinds and delivery risk

• 52% of respondents in the Americas (and 46% in APAC) cite supply chain disruption as the most common delivery risk.
• Only 37% of all respondents describe their most recent infrastructure procurement process as very efficient.