aream Press release

Political rhetoric surrounding the expansion of renewable energy has intensified in many quarters. “The data, however, tells a different story, as the expansion of clean energy is investment-driven, global and increasingly self-reinforcing”, comments Patrick Lemcke-Braselmann, CEO of the aream Group. This is clearly demonstrated by the new report from the IEA.

The aream Group has launched a European investment fund in the renewable energy sector with an integrated investment strategy: The Clean Energy Future Fund II (CEFF II) pursues an investment strategy that combines renewable electricity generation with storage solutions in order to improve the utilisation of grid connections, which are in short supply on the market. At the same time, greater emphasis is placed on electricity marketing. “With this hybrid approach, we are leveraging the changes and increased volatility in the European electricity markets for the benefit of our investors”, says Markus W. Voigt, Executive Chairman of the aream Group.

Despite some setbacks, there has also been tangible progress in the transition of the energy sector towards domestically available renewable energy sources. “The key driver is making the previously rigid rules governing grid connection more flexible”, says Patrick Lemcke-Braselmann, CEO of the aream Group. “By allowing more providers to share grid access, the expansion of renewable energy, particularly green electricity storage facilities, will be measurably accelerated.”

Energiesysteme Groß GmbH & Co. KG, or ESG for short, has found a long-term buyer for its solar power with the support of aream Group SE. At the same time, the two companies are entering into a strategic partnership.