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An opinion piece by André Will-Laudien (Apaton Finance GmbH). The financing chaos in Berlin exposes the weaknesses of European energy policy. After all, the energy transition requires not only new technologies but, above all, intelligent financing models. Permanent subsidies paid for by taxpayers cannot be the solution. It burdens the general public with the future of energy supply, while capital owners scramble for subsidies and artificially drive up electricity prices. With

The company has adapted a proven financing model from the commodities sector to renewable energy. They acquire revenue-based royalties by offering developers nearly tailor-made financing solutions. The current portfolio already includes over 100 active royalties across solar, wind, hydropower, battery storage, and energy efficiency. Just under two months ago, on March 27, the company announced a landmark development. The board of directors has initiated a formal strategic rev

An opinion piece by Nico Popp (Apaton Finance GmbH). The Canadian company RE Royalties capitalizes on existing financing gaps in the renewable energy sector and applies a proven royalty model to completely insulate itself from operating cost risks. The company provides asset-backed loans to project developers and, in return, receives long-term gross revenue shares of between 1% and 2% for periods ranging from 15 to 25 years. In the third quarter of fiscal year 2025, net reven

An opinion piece by Armin Schulz (Apaton Finance GmbH). RE Royalties has taken a proven model from the commodities sector and applied it to green energy projects. Instead of building wind farms or solar plants itself, the company provides capital to developers without requiring them to give up equity. In return, RE Royalties receives a revenue-based royalty over the entire term, often 20 years or longer. This generates recurring, inflation-protected cash flows. The market for