Category: European Investors
As the European Union has set the high goal of becoming climate neutral by 2050, and to achieve a 32% share of renewable energy in total energy consumption by 2030, the investment field is as buzzing as ever. While states are highly involved in investing in the development and construction of renewable energy sites as […]
The world is in the midst of a worldwide crisis: the global warming. Greenhouse gases are the biggest drivers of climate change, one of which is carbon dioxide. The combustion of coal, crude oil and even natural gas for energy produces carbon dioxide and therefore highly contributes to global warming. At the same time, energy […]
When it comes to renewable energies, Scandinavia is one of the world leaders and is known for its fast and far-reaching energy turnaround. Sweden alone has a share of renewable energies of over 50% in their electricity generation. This makes Sweden, and its neighbours, world leaders in renewable energy. Accordingly, the share of European or […]
France is, as are most European countries, striving to fullfill their goals in the energy change. With low reserves of oil or gas, the country is dependent on other sources of energy. In the last years more and more attention was given to renewable energy sources such as solar or wind energy, leading to an […]
As most European countries, Spain generates more and more energy from renewable sources. In 2020 the share of renewable energy has been the highest its ever been with roughly 43% of all power. Not only because of the sun is Spain an an interesting investment field – Spain has around 7-8 hours sun per day, […]
The Year 2020 was an important year for the renewable energy sector for countries all across Europe, the United Kingdom being one of them. In the UK, the energy generated from renewable energy sources surpassed fossil fuels with almost a quarter of energy generated from wind farms. Alltogether, the UK’s renewable energy now accounts for […]
The German sustainable energy sector has grown in recent years – the goal of the Federal Republic is to draw 40 to 45 percent of the electricity consumed from renewable energy sources by 2025. Currently, the share of renewable energy in German electricity generation is about 35%. Wind power is by far the most widely […]