Competition is getting fiercer, and more players are entering the fray. Still, Vattenfall remains undeterred when it comes to the future market for renewable energy.
Several of the world's oil giants are including renewables in their businesses trying to become greener and compensate, but one of the major players on Europe's market for green energy isn't exactly worried.
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