In Spain there are several universities, but for example this: http://www.ehu.eus/es/web/doctoradoingenieriamaterialesrenovables/aurkezpena
Countries to consider:
US, China, Germany, Spain and UK.
Your choice should depend on the program and language learning curve. While China and germany increasingly start teaching in English, it is not the norm.
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Roland
Hi. There is no precise answer to this question since many factors go into deciding what might be "best" for someone. A good resource is AASHE's degree program database at https://hub.aashe.org/browse/types/academicprogram/.
check this out!
https://www.jobbnorge.no/en/available-jobs/job/202997/phd-fellowship-in-offshore-technology-enhanced-efficiency-in-marine-operations-for-offshore-wind
The question should be reformulated as 'renewable energy' is a very broad field, and the list of Unis will be different for wind, solar, wave, etc. Moreover, what part of technology you are interested in? Taking wind as an example, some Unis are amazing in aerodynamics, others have strong track records with electrical generators, etc.
Although it's a general field consist of different research subjects, you can find numerous PhD positions here, updating every day:
https://scholarshipdb.net/renewable-energy-scholarships/Program-PhD
University is not important for a Ph.D. study, this is the professor(supervisor) who plays the key role.
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