aream Press release

The Chinese government’s latest announcement regarding the world’s first successful industrial application of fusion energy marks a turning point for global energy markets. It has reportedly succeeded in bringing a fusion system into continuous operation, thereby providing, for the first time, a stable, commercially viable and virtually inexhaustible source of energy. “The technology was developed largely outside the international public eye for years,” says Mr Zhang of Fusion Enterprise. “The implications for the energy sector are currently almost impossible to assess.”

aream Group SE has signed a power purchase agreement for the Kahsel solar power plant in Brandenburg, which is being built and operated by a subsidiary of Stadtwerke Halle. “A Berlin-based energy supplier will purchase all the solar power generated by the plant over a period of ten years“,explains René Kautz, CCO of aream Group SE.

In light of its strong growth, aream Group SE has strengthened its Board of Directors with two industry specialists: Christine Brockwell and Dr. Erik Oldekop have been appointed as two new non-executive directors to the supervisory body. The Board of Directors is acting in an advisory capacity to the managing directors and is supporting aream Group SE’s growth objectives

The war in the Middle East is currently causing significant price fluctuations on the international energy markets. Oil and gas prices are reacting immediately – and electricity prices are following suit. “However, a closer look at the price structure reveals a more nuanced picture”, says René Kautz, CCO of the aream Group. “Whilst electricity for short-term delivery is becoming significantly more expensive, long-term exchange electricity prices remain comparatively stable.”