aream Press release

Renewable energies are one of the major growth areas - which is also reflected in the aream Group's business development. "We have a strong year behind us and big plans for the future", says Markus W. Voigt, CEO of aream Group. "The project pipeline is well filled, and the economic and political environment remains very favorable for developers and investors alike."

The Russian supply freeze is driving up gas prices, forcing Germany to switch to LNG, more expensive liquefied natural gas. Admittedly, the German government is expanding LNG capacities. But it is foreseeable that gas will remain expensive in the coming years. "A sustainable drop in the price of electricity is therefore not to be expected for years to come", explains Markus W. Voigt, CEO of the aream Group. "Renewable energies thus remain an excellent investment."

The expansion of wind energy in Germany is often hindered by protests from the population. Critics of wind turbines make their voices heard - usually with false arguments. However, a new survey shows: the vast majority of the population sees the expansion as important, even if it takes place in their immediate vicinity. "The silent majority is behind increased use of renewables", explains Markus W. Voigt, CEO of aream Group. This attitude has once again been strengthened with the Ukraine war, he adds.

It is a federal government with green participation that is proving to be the biggest brake on the expansion of renewable energies. Regardless of the area, a lot has been announced, but almost nothing has been specified. This creates uncertainty in an industry that would like to invest, but needs a clear framework to do so. And the German government has failed to provide this framework.