• CERAWEEK
  • March 10 - 14, 2025

Isabella Ni

IHS Markit

Senior Analyst

Isabella Ni, Senior Analyst, IHS Markit Energy, focuses on China renewable energy market research. Ms. Ni’s main responsibilities include tracking and analyzing wind, solar, energy storage, thermal, and biomass policy and market development. She also contributes to IHS Markit China Power Gas Coal and Renewables and Global Renewable Power services. Prior to joining IHS Markit Energy team, Ms. Ni worked as a senior analyst in IHS Markit Technology team, where she managed APAC Solar and Energy Storage research and consulting. Ms. Ni also worked as marketing manager in Trina Solar Limited for 7 years. She holds a bachelor’s degree in international business and management study from Hogeschool Zeeland in the Netherlands and a Master of Business Administration from Nanjing University in China. Based in Beijing, she speaks Mandarin and English.

Sessions With Isabella Ni

Thursday, 14 March

  • 06:10pm - 06:40pm (CST) / -

    Why Power Costs Vary Globally: Technologies & fuels

    Panel Power Technology/Innovation

    Solar and wind power costs globally have dropped rapidly during the past decade. Renewable project tender prices and feed-in tariffs are also dropping across the world. Many believe aggressive cost declines are still possible and will likely allow renewables to reach parity with conventional power very soon. How will technological development, scale of manufacturing, and local development experience build-up continue to affect costs for wind and solar? When should we expect renewable costs to become competitive with thermal generation costs? Will storage cost fall fast enough to allow system-wide costs of firm renewable power also reach parity with conventional power?