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With the establishment of an advisory board, the FP Group aims to systematically incorporate external perspectives into strategic issues and has been able to recruit renowned industry leaders Katja Müller, Oliver Behrens, Dr. Armin Sandhövel, Marine Braud, Daniel Kalczynski, and Martin Nijkamp for this purpose. The FP Group (FP Management Holding GmbH) has established an

FP Investment Partners and re:cap global investors ag announce the successful first closing of the FP Lux European Battery Storage Fund. Institutional investors from Germany have already made significant commitments to the specialized battery storage fund. The strategy provides pan-European access to attractive investment opportunities in battery storage systems and positions itself as one of

re:cap accompanies the FP Lux Group in the acquisition of a 51.4 MWp solar park from BayWa r.e.   Zug, 27th January 2025. The FP Lux Group (“FP Lux”) makes another investment for its RE Infrastructure Opportunities Fund: the solar park in Tarquinia in the province of Viterbo/Italy has a total capacity of 51.4 megawatts

The FP Lux Group (“FP Lux”) makes another investment for its RE Infrastructure Opportunities Fund in the Netherlands: the solar park in Schalkwijk in the province of Utrecht has a total capacity of 17.5 megawatts peak. Currently, the solar park is in the construction phase and is expected to be connected to the grid by

The FP Lux Group (“FP Lux”) is making its first investment for the FP Lux Energy Transition Fund, which was launched in 2023. The deal comprises twelve photovoltaic projects that are currently still in the development phase. With a total capacity of 114 megawatt peak, the parks will be able to supply a medium-sized city

 400 million Euro Fund for Energy and Mobility Transition: FP Group launches the FP Lux Energy Transition Fund  • With a volume of 400 million euros, the fund will invest not only in solar and wind parks but also in battery storage and electric charging infrastructure. • High demand for impact investments: As an Article

Transportation on rail is already regarded as a sustainable and climate-friendly alternative to transportation via roads. To further improve its carbon footprint, Deutsche Bahn currently covers around 65 percent of their demand with green electricity. For the next two years, part of the energy required for this will come from the Kogel-Leizen solar park. To