HIH Green Energy Invest
Invest in European photovoltaic and wind onshore projects
With our renewable energy fund “HIH Green Energy Invest”, we invest in European
photovoltaic and wind onshore projects. The investment objective is to achieve broad diversification in terms of locations and the technologies used. By focusing on photovoltaic and
onshore wind plants, we achieve predictable returns and can simultaneously contribute to achieving
the climate targets. Both technologies are characterized by a high level of competitiveness
compared to fossil fuels. Low electricity generation costs, a positive market price level
and the possibility of scaling effects for large projects underline the
attractiveness of this asset class.
Key Facts
- Legal type
Closed / Luxembourg SIF (Specialized Investment Fund) in the form of an SCS (Société en commandite spéciale = special limited partnership) / Indirect acquisition via FCP (Luxembourg special fund) as a feeder fund - Status
Raising equity capital - Countries / Regions
Europe - Main sectors
Photovoltaics and onshore wind - Investment style
Core / Core Plus - Classification
Article 9 funds in accordance with the EU Disclosure Regulation
- Legal type
Fund profile
Our fund offers long-term investment opportunities of around 30 years in photovoltaic and
wind onshore projects in established European markets. Through our investments, we aim to
generate predictable returns based on reliable forecasts of solar and wind
(yield assessments) and long-term power purchase agreements. We work closely with experienced
project developers and operators of renewable energy projects to provide our investors
with a solid basis for sustainable returns.
Fund objectives
Our fund aims to make promising investments in a growing segment with the aim of generating an
average return* of around 7% p.a. over the term. In doing so, we rely on
broad diversification across locations, assets and technologies used in order to spread risks
and ensure long-term stability. In addition, we are particularly proud to make a contribution
to achieving the European climate targets and the energy transition by investing specifically in renewable
energies and thus actively helping to reduce CO2 emissions.
“The political guidelines
and the increasing
demand for electricity result in
an urgent need for action to drive forward the energy transition
and to promote corresponding investments in renewable
energy sources.”
Alexander Eggert
Managing Director
Managing Director
Portfolio
Wind (onshore)
Generating energy from wind power on land. Wind turbines
use the available wind
to convert kinetic energy into electrical
energy via a generator. The use of wind energy on
land is the most cost-effective way of producing electricity from renewable
energy sources and is therefore of great
importance for the planned expansion of renewable energies.
Photovoltaics
Photovoltaic systems utilize the sun’s
radiant energy reaching the earth by converting it into electrical energy
through the use
of the photovoltaic effect. In recent years, technological
improvements and efficiency increases in
production have enabled photovoltaic systems to achieve major cost reductions
. Today, they are among the cheapest
technologies for producing electricity from renewable energy sources
. Compared to other types of generation
, photovoltaics also have a high level of acceptance among
the population.
Wind (onshore)
Generating energy from wind power on land. Wind turbines
use the available wind
to convert kinetic energy into electrical
energy via a generator. The use of wind energy on
land is the most cost-effective way of producing electricity from renewable
energy sources and is therefore of great
importance for the planned expansion of renewable energies.
Photovoltaics
Photovoltaic systems utilize the sun’s radiant energy reaching the earth by converting it into electrical energy
through the use of the photovoltaic effect. In recent years, technological improvements and efficiency increases in production have enabled photovoltaic systems to achieve major cost reductions. Today, they are among the cheapest technologies for producing electricity from renewable energy sources. Compared to other types of generation, photovoltaics also have a high level of acceptance among the population.
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Article 9 fund:
Sustainable investments
Taxonomy-
Requirements
Investment in an economic activity,
which contributes to the achievement of an environmental objective of the
taxonomy or social objective.
No significant harm to other environmental objectives (DNSH – Do not significant harm) and review of information on adverse impacts (PIA – Principal Adverse Impact) on investment decisions.
No significant harm to other environmental objectives (DNSH – Do not significant harm) and review of information on adverse impacts (PIA – Principal Adverse Impact) on investment decisions.
Environmental goals
- Climate protection
- Adaptation to climate change
- Sustainable use and protection of water and marine resources
- Transition to a circular economy, waste prevention and recycling
- Prevention and reduction of environmental pollution
- Protecting healthy ecosystems
“The HIH Green Energy
Invest offers you the
opportunity to invest in the necessary
expansion of renewable
energy plants in
Europe and
thus make a contribution to achieving
the climate targets at.”
Carsten Demmler
Managing Director
Managing Director
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Find out all about our investment opportunities in European photovoltaic and wind onshore projects. Discover how the “HIH Green Energy Invest” fund generates sustainable returns and contributes to achieving climate targets.
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