The Forum theme is ‘how to secure revenue returns from renewable projects during times of extreme market volatility’.Ĭlick on the link in the comments below 👇 to view the full agenda and learn more about our panel discussions. Learn what changes these renewables leaders prioritised and why? But how are IPPs and funds adapting their target operating models to optimise investment returns?įind out at our upcoming Investment Forum next week, where you can hear directly from leading industry players such as Søren Kjær Petersen at Low Carbon, Mario Schirru at Encavis AG and Francesco Cacciabue, CFA at Glennmont Partners. You can play Google’s Valentine’s Day doodle by visiting its homepage on February 14th, and you can see all of Google’s past doodles here.⚡The dynamics of today’s renewable energy market are opening up opportunities for agile renewable energy businesses. There’s a particularly fun one involving pizza, Pac-Man, one where you try to draw something before Google’s neural network outsmarts you and one where you assist a cat with a magic wand take down some nocturnal spirits.
If you want more, be sure to check out Google’s other doodle games. But the good news is, it’s a cute distraction that will get you into the Valentine’s Day spirit and is appropriate for kids. Will it take you roughly 30 seconds to complete, maybe even a minute if you’re half-paying attention because you’re watching the Super Bowl? Most likely. Is this game as difficult as today’s Wordle? Not even close. Your mission is to help these two crazy kids reunite by pulling a series of levers and switches until Google’s logo is complete.
The doodle for Valentine's Day this year features two hamsters whose love knows no bounds – that is, except for the treacherous maze separating them that is in the shape of Google’s logo. Google’s tradition of dropping little interactive games for holidays and special occasions shows no signs of stopping for Valentine’s Day 2022.
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