DWS has reached an agreement with X-ELIO to acquire three Spain PV plants, located in the municipality of Medina de las Torres, Badajoz, allowing German retail and institutional investors to invest directly into the infrastructure projects.
The projects, with a total 147 MW capacity, began operations last year. X-ELIO plans to remain in the Spain solar market with a remaining 14 GW portfolio in different stages of advancement.
“We are very pleased with three further investments for our European infrastructure strategy for German investors,” says DWS’ Peter Brodehser.
“Investments both from institutional and from retail clients are needed to drive change and enable European transformation projects, particularly in the energy sector. Investors in our strategy can participate in infrastructure projects, supporting Europe’s energy transition ambitions as well as receiving a return on their investment. It is a pleasure for us to be able to walk part of this path together with the team at X-ELIO.”
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Are you saying that the ascendency of a criminal sociopath made Western Civilization great?
Not sure how credible that is to people with the IQ of an artichoke.
What Eric Hoffer, 20th Century American philosopher and social critic said here is interesting. But is it true? Does it have any relevance to our world today?
At this point, it doesn’t seem that the meek shall inherit the Earth. And it seems just as unlikely that the learners will have any better luck.
It looks like the world, dominated by the fairly greedy, will soon be dominated by the supremely greedy, those who really don’t care one iota about anyone but themselves–billionaires aspiring to become worth hundreds of billion dollars.
This runs counter to the norms of all societies that came before us. Never in our past have we had a civilization dominated by people who did care about their children’s future. Not even the most brutal kings and ruthless pharaohs of the past condemned future generations to dust.
https://www.2greenenergy.com/2026/10/08/whom-will-inherit-the-earth/
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