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🔥 Green Bills Supercharge Renewables: Who Wins Big With Germany's 100B Euro Climate Fund?
amplified joy amongst eco-enthusiasts! When the Greens agreed to suspend the debt brake for 100 billion euros for climate protection, environmental and energy associations cheered. This has significantly reduced the likelihood of a harsh rollback of climate protection technologies under a potential Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
At first glance, the success story of renewables seems picture-perfect. Record-high solar, wind, and other clean energy supplies in 2024 have catapulted them into the spotlight. With a whopping 55%, they are the most significant and cost-effective power technologies on the grid.
Yet, there's a catch – solar and wind power's unpredictable nature makes the entire market expensive when these sources are in short supply. This volatility leads to electricity price spikes, as experienced during the recent winter months.
The solution? Advance energy management systems that control renewable plants to maintain grid stability and use the excess energy for storage or green hydrogen production. These storage solutions could serve as a safety net during periods of low renewable energy generation.
Companies like the German SMA, U.S.-based Enphase, and Israeli Solaredge are already bringing smart solar technologies to the table, enhancing accessibility for local power demand, heat pump supply, electric vehicle charging stations, and grid feeding based on market and system conditions. Plus, IT and artificial intelligence are becoming evermore crucial to the sector.
The Chinese Sungrow Power Supply, supplier of power electronics and storage, also presents a strong business case. However, its limited availability for private investors, as it's only listed on the Shenzen Stock Exchange, will soon change, with an application for the listing of a GDR on the stock already in the works!
Keen on discovering other stocks that investors can bank on? Get schooled on the most lucrative renewable energy plays in the newest Euro am Sonntag issue.
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- With the 100 billion euro climate fund, the potential for investing in environmental-science and renewable-energy companies, such as SMA, Enphase, and Solaredge, could yield significant returns for investors.
- The financial landscape is rapidly shifting, with an increased focus on real-estate and infrastructure that support climate-change mitigation efforts, offering lucrative opportunities for those willing to explore this area of investing.
- As science and technology advance in the renewable-energy sector, forward-thinking investors could find themselves well-positioned to capitalize on the financial growth of companies developing smart energy management systems, like grid stabilization technologies and green hydrogen production.
