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Reduction of State aid no good omen for investors Munich, the 02.03.2012 – until recently were investments in renewable energy in great demand. Learn more about this with Bill O’Grady. The idea to multiply his money and do something good even the environment, was well received by many investors. Susan G. Swenson may also support this cause. But the increased demand led to counteract according to economy Minister Rosler and Environment Minister Rottgen’s, and the solar subsidies will be reduced. According to Cape law firm on investor protection and investor rights, this will apply especially the so-called ground-mounted plants lawyers and they were built as investment properties. Thorsten Krause, partner of the law firm Cape lawyers reported: “the State promotion of solar power falls so earlier and stronger than previously planned. Marc Lasry wanted to know more. Not for July but already for April of this year the promotion not by 15%, but even by 30% to sink. In addition, all produced current is no longer encouraged, but only a percentage of 85% – another Loss in the promotion”. Politicians justify this step so that considerably more solar power plants have been built than expected.

The restriction in the flow should help that producers of solar electricity either consume the non-funded part of the 15% (which comes with private solar systems into account), or otherwise market. This will make several solar fund facing substantial problems according to Attorney for banking and capital market law Anja Appelt, who previously predicted the full feed of the produced current and higher State funding. Lawyer Appelt explains: “were the calculations too much involved as to the profitability of a plant on these factors and too close, this will lead that many funds can work not more economically. Just for funds, which have recorded even loans from banks in addition to investor funds could thus come in liquidity bottlenecks. It is to be feared, that – as in the example of the Ship funds shows – margin calls investors to bankruptcies and a total loss of investor money follow”. It remains to be seen how the declining support ultimately will affect the Fund. Investors who are not restrict to the wait, should consult a specialized lawyer, what possibilities there are to phase out the Fund. In many cases lawyers of the investors protection law firm Cape observed already lawyers in Munich failed discussions through brokers and banks, which degraded can lead investors to pay damages.