The capital management company Quadoro Investment GmbH, together with its cooperation partner, EB – Sustainable Investment Management GmbH (EB-SIM), has successfully completed the first two investments for the recently launched Quadoro Renewable Energies Europe (QEEE) fund. With the solar parks in Treuenbrietzen (Brandenburg) and Bruchweiler (Rhineland-Palatinate), the fund portfolio is being built up in a targeted manner and an important contribution is being made to the energy transition.
Both projects were developed by ABO Energy GmbH & Co. KGaA and have now been handed over on a turnkey basis. The company is one of the most experienced project developers in the field of renewable energies in Europe. ABO Energy took over both the planning and the construction of the solar parks.
The Treuenbrietzen solar park with a capacity of around 8.3 megawatt peak (MWp) is located southwest of Potsdam. The expected annual yield is around 9.2 million kilowatt hours. This corresponds to a CO₂ saving of around 6,300 tonnes per year.
The Bruchweiler solar park with around 17.6 MWp will generate around 19.9 million kilowatt hours of electricity annually and thus save around 13,600 tonnes of CO₂ per year. For Bruchweiler, a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) has been concluded in addition to the existing EEG tariff. This further increases the economic stability of the project. Both solar parks were connected to the grid in June 2025. The purchase price was not disclosed.
“The two acquisitions meet the high economic and sustainable requirements of our infrastructure special fund. Through the portfolio transaction, we not only achieve efficiency gains, but also rapid diversification. Further projects are already in preparation,” explains Tobias Reber, Head of Portfolio Management Renewable Energies at Quadoro Investment GmbH.
Bernhard Graeber, Managing Director Alternative Assets at EB-SIM, adds: “For a long time, private and smaller institutional investors lacked suitable vehicles to invest in sustainable infrastructure projects in Germany and Europe. Quadoro Renewable Energies Europe now also enables these investors to benefit from the energy transition and the achievement of climate targets. By investing specifically in two solar parks at the start, the QEEE is sending a strong signal for the expansion of sustainable infrastructure.”
“With the Bruchweiler and Treuenbrietzen projects, we have handed over two high-quality solar parks to experienced partners who share our vision of a sustainable energy future,” says Managing Director Thomas Treiling of ABO Energy.
About the Quadoro Renewable Energy Europe (QEEE) fund:
The QEEE is an open-ended Article 9 mutual fund under the EU Disclosure Regulation that invests specifically in European renewable energy projects. The fund’s goal is to generate an attractive annual target return of 5% to 6% by expanding sustainable energy infrastructure1. The fund is aimed at long-term investors who want to make a positive ecological contribution in addition to a stable financial return. Investments are primarily made in photovoltaic and wind power plants with stable yield profiles.
For more information, please visit: www.qeeereinsteiger.de
Calculation based on example portfolio. The performance shown is a forecast and not a reliable indicator of future performance.
