aream Press release

The German government's energy policy is certainly not necessarily straightforward. The grand coalition also sometimes gets lost in the details or in ideologically driven trench warfare, for example over distance rules for wind turbines. But what is going well in any case, what is good and will benefit the entire industry in the long term, is the continuing renunciation of subsidies - even if some associations criticize the end of the state money.

After the hurricane "Sabine" has swept over Germany, it has once again become clear that the technical possibilities for monitoring wind turbines are becoming better and better. "Self-learning systems can increase safety without neglecting production and profitability," says Markus W. Voigt, Managing Director of AREAM GmbH, which specializes in investments in renewable energies.

The success story of renewable energies would be unthinkable without subsidies. "In 2019, however, the industry will have reached the point where subsidies are no longer necessary," says Markus W. Voigt, Managing Director of AREAM GmbH. "That's why it's a good thing that subsidies are being abolished and the market is taking over." This applies both to society as a whole and to investments in renewable energies.

The demand for green electricity is growing faster than the supply can be expanded. This will lead to a split in the price of electricity. "Certified green electricity will become significantly more expensive and generate a higher return for investors," says Markus W. Voigt, Managing Director of AREAM GmbH, which specializes in renewable energies.