NEW ENERGY SOURCES & CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPMENTS

Investment in green energy projects involves financial commitments aimed at developing renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and hydropower to promote sustainable energy generation and reduce greenhouse gas emissions

Overview of key aspects and options for investing in green energy projects:

Utility-Scale Renewable Energy

Investing in large-scale projects like wind farms, solar parks, or hydroelectric plants that supply energy to grids or industrial users.

Energy Efficiency and Demand-Side Management:

Investments focused on improving energy efficiency in buildings, appliances, and industrial processes to reduce overall consumption.

Green Infrastructure Funds:

Pooled investment funds targeting diversified renewable energy and sustainable infrastructure projects.

Direct Ownership or Shares:

Buying shares in green energy producers or owning renewable installations our self to benefit from generated energy or dividends.

Market Trends and Investment Scale

Global investment in low-carbon energy reached $755 billion in 2021, with Asia Pacific leading at $368 billion, followed by China ($266 billion), the US ($114 billion), and the EU ($154 billion).
Clean energy investment continues to grow, with renewable power investment reaching about $700 billion globally in 2023.
Emerging technologies such as AI-driven grid management and advanced energy storage systems are attracting increasing capital.

How to Invest

Our clients can invest by purchasing shares in renewable energy companies, participating in green funds, or directly financing projects through platforms like Invesdor or specialized groups like the meeco Group, which offers returns from photovoltaic projects or solar installations for self-consumption.

Institutional investors often use green bonds or participate in large-scale project financing, while startups may seek venture capital or private equity funding. In summary, investment in green energy projects spans a wide range of strategies and financial instruments, supported strongly by government incentives and growing private sector interest.

The sector offers opportunities from large infrastructure projects to community-based initiatives, all contributing to the global transition to sustainable energy.