Wind Energy Fund
InvestInvent
InvestInvent
As a pioneer, InvestInvent launched an open-end fund for qualified investors back in 2005 – the InvestInvent Wind Energy Fund. The focus is on direct investments in selected wind plants and solar farms. The strategy has proven its worth: For our investors and for the climate.
On course for success since inception.
The fund has performed well since its inception in 2005 – for almost 20 years.
As a rule, we organise the management of the farms ourselves.
This has enabled us to optimize CO2 savings to currently over 350,000 tons per year – a tangible contribution to environmental and climate protection.
Positive fund performance leads to increased capital.
Many investors have increased their holdings over the years – often repeatedly.
Our liquidity management generally allows you to enter and exit on a monthly basis.
The fund is primarily orientated towards "Buy and Hold" and an active management of the investments.
The wind plants and solar farms that are held currently are located in Germany, France and Spain. We are also assessing the acquisition of investments in other eurozone countries in the future.
We generate income from guaranteed feed-in tariffs and – secondarily – from binding supply contracts (PPAs). At the end of the lifecycle at the latest, we check whether a plant should be sold or whether it makes economic sense to replace it with a more efficient, state-of-the-art system (repowering).
We acquire wind plants and solar farms that are ready to build or in operation. We transfer all or the majority of the acquired plants to the InvestInvent Wind Energy Fund and operate them on a long-term basis – with proven success: Combining successful investment with measurable CO2 savings.
30 wind parks and solar farms in
Europe produce > 410 GWh
CO2-free electricity = average annual consumption of > 180,000 single-person households.1
1) Source: https://www.bussgeldkatalog.org/verbrauch-elektroautos/ and www.wwz.ch/de/ueber-wwz/blog/2021/strom/stromverbrauch-bestimmen, accessed Dec. 2023