aream Press release

In June, many people in Germany complained about the heat - but the sun still did not shine more than usual. This was also reflected in energy production from photovoltaics, which remained within expectations. Wind power, on the other hand, lagged behind. "For investors, diversification therefore remains the trump card", says Markus W. Voigt, CEO of the aream Group.

The demand for green electricity is constantly increasing. To prove that this electricity comes from renewable energy sources, suppliers need certificates of origin, for which a separate market has developed. In the wake of the Corona pandemic, prices collapsed, but things are now climbing steeply again. "An interesting market segment is emerging here that opens up opportunities for investors", says Markus W. Voigt, CEO of the aream Group.

Whoever emerges victorious from the 2021 federal election, the green transformation of the economy is moving forward relentlessly. The goal of climate neutrality has been set. Crucial on the way there is the energy issue. One thing is certain: the demand for green power will increase massively. "This brings great opportunities for investors in a market that has now matured", says Markus W. Voigt, CEO of the aream Group.

Renewable energies show that the weather in Germany in May was not as bad as most people thought: The yield for solar managed a precision landing with 101 percent of the target value, and for wind 141 percent of the planned electricity was generated. "Even if most people felt that the weather was very bad last month, we can't say the same for the yield of renewable energies," says Markus W. Voigt, CEO of aream Group.