Renewable energy investing

Diversification and anticipation of new technologies are a few factors when it comes to investing in Renewables. We asked Marc Schürch, Head Renewable Energy, on his views on the current market dynamics.

Investing in Renewables is popular, as they are not just sustainable and contribute to achieving our climate targets, but they offer attractive and stable returns. The video series explores and informs about various infrastructure investment opportunities for investors.

What are the key considerations when investing in Renewables?

There has been a lot of tailwinds in Renewable Energy in the last couple of years, is the market now saturated?

What new technologies are at the forefront of future Renewable Energy investing?

Transmission system operator: stable, regulated, future-proof

If a power supply fails for only a few minutes, modern life immediately grinds to a halt. An efficient transmission grid is vital in this regard, making investments in the supporting infrastructure increasingly important. Transmission system operators offer institutional investors regulated cash flows, high visibility and long-term growth potential in a systemically important market.

A tug on the Thames near Charlton with a view of a skyline.

Infrastructure

“No waste from waste” – disposal strategies in the UK

The waste management and recycling company Cory incinerates and recycles waste from municipalities along the River Thames in Greater London. In our conversation, Dougie Sutherland, Cory’s CEO, takes a look back at the company’s beginnings and looks forward into the near future. This means: decarbonisation, CO2 capture and heat utilisation.