aream Press release

Institutional investors in particular are increasingly investing their funds in infrastructure again. 2023 was a rather difficult year for this sector. However, the dip is now being overcome and infrastructure is very attractive in the long term. "Renewable energies are at the top of the list," says Markus W. Voigt, CEO of the aream Group. However, investors should know in advance which projects their money is going into. "That's why assets from providers who are also active in project development are a good choice."

German politicians don’t want to be seen to support certain policies, even when these play in their own interests. This affects the renewable energy sector more than many other policy areas. "Of course, it sounds nicer for some people to cite climate protection and the preservation of the livelihoods of future generations as the sole reason for the energy transition," says Markus W. Voigt, CEO of the aream Group. "But tangible strategic and financial interests are at least as important."

Last year, global investment in the green energy transformation rose to a record level. Never before has so much been spent on the production of renewable energies, electric cars, hydrogen cycles and other clean technologies. "As pleasing as the figures are, it has to be said: It's still not enough, the world needs to step up its game," comments Markus W. Voigt, CEO of the aream Group.

The solar energy market is on the move, the expansion of production facilities is exceeding all political targets and will continue unabated. In this segment, aream Advisory GmbH and Aeolon Energieprojekte GmbH are now joining forces in a strategic cooperation. "Together we will develop a comprehensive solar portfolio," explains Jörn Preuth, Co-Managing Director of aream Advisory, which is part of the aream Group.