The investments in German energy and heat infrastructure by 2030 could trigger a gross value added of over 52 billion euros per year. This corresponds to 1.5% of the total gross value added in Germany*. Power grids are state / EU regulated, providing a stable and secure cash flow on investments.
The power grids need to be drastically expanded to accommodate the significant increase in renewables, the rise in electric vehicles and heat pumps, as well as the growth in data centres.
*(EY/BDEW, Fortschrittsmonitor Energiewende 2024)
Who we are
We are an experienced team of consultants with a deep understanding of public infrastructure in Germany.
We are supplemented by an extended team of professionals with legal, financial and commercial expertise.
This approach enables us to provide well-founded advice on forward-looking projects with municipal partners
- In-depth knowledge of the German energy, public infrastructure, and renewable energy markets
- Direct high-level access to a broad range of state-owned and municipally owned utilities in Germany
- Extensive legal, financial, procurement and management experience
Energy infrastructure and district heating is a long-term stable business. There is the possibility to establish a connection and usage obligation for new electricity and heating networks.
Energy infrastructure and district heating is a long-term stable business. There is the possibility to establish a connection and usage obligation for new electricity and heating networks.
District heating is - besides heat pumps - the most efficient
way to decarbonise the heating market.
Municipal utilities are the ideal partner for infrastructure
investments, as they have been operators of local energy
networks and district heating for decades.
Municipal utilities possess the know-how for operating the assets and provide the personnel to serve the customers; they are therefore reliant on the infrastructure and have a strong motivation to operate it optimally. Municipal utilities are majority-owned by the respective city and closely connected to the local community.
Capital Preservation
Essential need for infrastructure services creates a certain resiliency to economic shocks.
Inflation Hedging
Assumably, infrastructure provides a hedge against inflation due to regulatory frameworks, the pass-through of OPEX, contracted prices and inflation adjustments.
Consistent Cash Distribution possible
Infrastructure assets may provide an opportunity for potential consistent income during the invest period.
Upside Growth Potential
The enormous demand for investments in German infrastructure provides a unique opportunity for scaling the investment once the partnership is established.
(EY/BDEW, Fortschrittsmonitor Energiewende 2024)
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