aream Press release

When generating electricity from solar and wind power, uncertainties must be taken into account: not only are weather conditions variable, but there are also curtailments by grid operators and technical failures due to damage or modernisation of the plants. “Overall, however, the good performance of our plants last year shows that uncertainties can be easily managed with an experienced team“, comments Patrick Lemcke-Braselmann, Co-CEO of the aream Group.

Clemens Susen has been appointed Head of Investments at aream Group SE with effect from 1 January 2026. He takes over from Christine Brockwell, who will be taking on a new role within the group. In addition to heading up the investment department, he will become managing director of the asset management company aream GmbH alongside René Kautz.

Unpredictable weather conditions cause fluctuations in green electricity production, which reduces the security of supply and economic efficiency of the plants. But this is not inevitable. The solution: hybridisation, combining different power sources at a single location. “This is the application of the classic investment rule – risk diversification – to energy generation“, comments Patrick Lemcke-Braselmann, Co-CEO of the aream Group, which is considering hybridisation for its plants.

With the non-profit PowerOneForOne Foundation (POFO), founded in 2018, the aream Group is improving the living conditions of people in underdeveloped countries by providing green electricity while also strengthening the local economy. In 2025, for example, a solar power system with battery storage was installed on the roof of St. Bruno Vocational School in Uganda.