The global renewable energy market is highly competitive, with a large number of players operating in various segments of the market. The market is characterized by a mix of established companies, as well as new and innovative startups. In addition, there is a growing trend towards collaboration and partnerships between companies in the renewable energy space. There is a growing trend towards collaboration and partnerships between companies in the renewable energy space. For example, several companies are partnering to develop large-scale offshore wind farms, leveraging each other's expertise and resources. This collaboration is also happening at the local level, with small startups partnering with local utilities to develop community solar projects. The competitive landscape of the global renewable energy market is dynamic and constantly evolving, driven by new technologies, changing market conditions, and shifting customer preferences. 'Enel (Italy)', 'NextEra Energy (US)', 'Iberdrola (Spain)', 'EDP Renováveis (Spain)', 'China Three Gorges Corporation (China)', 'Orsted (Denmark)', 'SSE (Scotland)', 'Invenergy (US)', 'Brookfield Renewable Partners (Canada)', 'Canadian Solar (Canada)', 'Acciona (Spain)', 'E.ON (Germany)', 'Engie (France)', 'Pattern Energy (US)', 'Xcel Energy (US)', 'EDF Renewables (France)', 'Dominion Energy (US)', 'Innergex Renewable Energy (Canada)', 'Greenko Energy Holdings (India)', 'Vestas Wind Systems (Denmark)'