The aream Group has launched the Clean Energy Future Fund II with a hybrid strategy combining renewable generation, storage and electricity marketing.
The company said the fund will focus on Europe, particularly Germany, and aims to improve grid utilisation by integrating battery storage with existing solar and wind assets.
It added the fund is targeting a capital base of €400 million, with a significant portion already invested in operational plants.
aream noted the strategy includes upgrading existing assets through storage, hybridisation and repowering while expanding revenue through active electricity marketing.
The company said the approach is designed to address increasing market volatility, negative power prices and rising demand driven by electrification and data centres.
“With this hybrid approach, we are leveraging the changes and increased volatility in the European electricity markets for the benefit of our investors,” said Markus W. Voigt, ceo of the aream Group.
“A significant portion of the investments is dedicated to the technical upgrading of existing solar and wind farms through battery storage.”