Since the new ELTIF 2.0 regulations were introduced, the funds are basically open to all private investors. Minimum investment amounts and other documentation requirements no longer apply. This means that roughly the same rules apply as for open-ended mutual funds (UCITS) that invest in stocks or bonds or both. In addition, an equally high level of investor protection is guaranteed.
Analysing ELTIF:
ELTIF (I): Expansion of renewables requires immense investments
ELTIF (II): Vehicle of choice for financing
The topics at a glance:
Better Energy grid connected its second large solar park in Sweden
Axpo awarded 163 MW solar and wind in French tenders
Hungary: ABO Energy expands with solar parks
SolarPower Europe report: EU solar market with only weak growth
UK: 10,500 Jinko PV panels for Manchester City Football Academy
Jinko Solar reaches 300 GW milestone of PV module delivery
SolarPower Europe: Landmark Solar Sustainability report released
From experts for experts:
Solar Investors Guide: Alan Greenshields of ESS about sustainable Iron-Flow-Batteries (podcast)
Reiling PV Recycling: ‘We don't talk, we recycle’ (interview)
Ioannis Chatzichristofis: “A key prerequisite is the modernization of the Polish electricity grid” (interview)
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