aream Press release

Above all, sustainability means being able to pursue your business over the long term, in good times and bad. Resistance to crises and the ability to react to the unexpected are crucial. In the ESG criteria, this applies above all to point "G" - corporate governance. "Sustainability in this form is one thing above all: practiced investment and investor protection," says Markus W. Voigt, Managing Director of aream GmbH.

In the first quarter of 2020, the yields from renewable energies are clearly above plan: “Not only was there a windy start to the year, the sun also played its part and brought the wind and solar parks significant profits in electricity production,” says Markus W. Voigt, Managing Director of aream GmbH.

The corona pandemic is also causing confusion in the real asset world. While investments in renewable energies were long considered to be dependent on the state and distant from the market, the pendulum is now swinging: Almost every industry - from aircraft builders to container ships and especially real estate companies - is calling for the state and being rescued by it. Renewable energies, on the other hand, are emancipating themselves from the state and winning on the market. A comment by Markus W. Voigt, managing director of aream GmbH.

While stocks and bonds are rapidly losing value in the wake of the pandemic crisis, investments in renewable energies remain stable in value and continue to provide ongoing distributions. "We observe an enormously increased demand", says Markus W. Voigt, managing director of aream GmbH. "Especially institutional investors are looking for opportunities to generate ongoing income."