aream Press release

Germany has so far presented a mixed picture when it comes to the expansion of renewables: Things are going reasonably well in the photovoltaic sector, while wind energy is lagging far behind what is needed. "More permits are needed, especially in southern Germany," comments Markus W. Voigt, CEO of the aream Group. "Otherwise the targets will be missed by a wide margin."

When it comes to wind power, Germany is lagging far behind the targets set by politicians. aream and Juwi are now contributing to the expansion of capacities by adding an additional turbine to the Lauda wind farm. It is being acquired by aream's Clean Energy Future Fund. "Our fund is thus consistently pursuing its goal of increasing the production and availability of renewable energies and thus contributing to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions," comments Markus W. Voigt, CEO of the aream Group.

In addition to the expansion of wind and solar energy, there are other technologies that enable the energy transformation. In addition to hydrogen production and battery storage, charging infrastructure, carbon capture & storage and utilization are playing an increasingly important role in the energy transition away from fossil fuels. In addition, smart city applications, AI and big data support the processes - an unmanageable universe of opportunities for investors. "At the Institutional Money Congress on April 10, we will shed light on this topic with two events," says Markus W. Voigt, CEO of the aream Group.

Chinese manufacturers are flooding the global markets with cheap solar technology. Numerous European competitors are on the brink of extinction. Is the local wind industry facing the same fate in the long term? "The danger is growing," comments Markus W. Voigt, CEO of the aream Group. "However, there is a way for European manufacturers to maintain their position."