Investing in project rights for wind energy

Project rights in wind energy offer investors the opportunity to enter the development of new wind farms at an early stage - even before construction is ready for construction and commissioning. This asset class is aimed at investors who consciously take development risks in order to benefit from above-average value appreciation potential .
The focus is not on current income, but on the performance of the project along defined approval and development milestones.

Project rights include the development rights to planned wind energy projects that are close to ready-to-build status. The project status can be at different stages.

Typical components are:

1. secured or initiated land rights
2. Ongoing or prepared approval procedures
3. Initial wind and yield analyses
4. Basic technical concepts and project layouts
5. Coordination with authorities and network operators

The project value increases with each development step achieved.

1. Assessment of the actual state of development
2. Safeguarding of land and usage rights
3. Structured due diligence despite early project phase
4. Financing without current cash flows
5. Early definition of an exit strategy

Project rights are not a passive form of investment, but require active management and expertise.

Project rights represent a challenging but promising asset class . They enable investors to enter wind energy development at an early stage and offer considerable potential for value appreciation. At the same time, they require a high degree of expertise, risk awareness and a long-term perspective.
For investors with a development focus or strategic interest in wind energy, project rights can be a sensible part of a future-oriented portfolio.