FRANKFURT (AFX) – The investment in renewable energy and fuels are a study has fallen sharply in Germany last year against the global trend. In solar energy, wind power or biogas plants flowed $ 8.5 billion, 47 percent less than the year before, as amp from an article published in Frankfurt on Thursday report by the UN Environment Programme UNEP and the Frankfurt School of Finance &; Management (FSF) is apparent. Worldwide increased investment in renewable by 5 percent to a record of 286 billion dollars. For the first time overtook the developing and emerging countries, the industrialized nations.
While countries such as China, Mexico and India a total of 156 billion dollars (up 19 percent) were in wind power and Co., fell investment in developed countries by 8 percent to 130 billion dollars. “So far Wirtschaftsaufschwünge always went with increased emissions associated,” said Ulf Moslener of the FSF facing the emerging and developing countries. The high electricity demand of these countries must therefore be met by renewable energy sources.
The decline in investment in Germany led the researchers mainly due to uncertainty over government framework. Germany was still in Europe in second place, slipped world but behind India ranked sixth from.
For the first time flowed reportedly world even more money in renewable energy than coal and gas power plants. However, based a total of only ten percent of the electricity produced from renewable energy sources.
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