Dr. Andreas Peppel

Managing Director
Institutional Investment Consulting Partners GmbH

About the company

Institutional Investment Consulting Partners (2ICP) ist Teil der Institutional Investment Group und auf die unabhängige Investmentberatung in den Real Asset Segmenten Real Estate Equity & Debt sowie Infrastructure spezialisiert. Investitionen in Real Assets erfordern gute Antworten auf viele strategische, risikorelevante und operative Fragen. 2ICP hilft durch unabhängige und fundierte Beratung, diese wichtigen Fragen zu beantworten sowie passgenaue Lösungen für alle Phasen des Investitionszyklus von direkten und indirekten Real Asset-Anlagen zu erarbeiten.

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Author's posts

Electric car charging with power cable connector at station

The rise of electric cars and charging infrastructure – A current assessment

The battery-electric drive is likely to be the leading and key technology in the passenger car segment in the coming years. This is accompanied by the "ramp-up" of a high-performance charging infrastructure.

Large-scale battery storage: New asset class on the rise – correctly assessing opportunities and risks

In our advisory practice, we see numerous investment trends in the infrastructure sector. They come and go, sometimes convincing, sometimes not. Recently, however, no emerging asset class has inspired us as much as battery energy storage systems (BESS).

Energy

Investments in large-scale battery storage systems (BESS): New rules for prioritizing grid connections?

Battery Energy Storage System systems are attracting keen investment interest from institutional investors. This article is specifically dedicated to the current "flood" of grid connection requests for battery storage systems from transmission and distribution system operators in Germany.

Infrastructure Cases Energy

Infrastructure Asset Class Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) – Some (technical) insights into practice

Large-scale battery storage systems (BESS plants) that can be monetized in the electricity and balancing power market are increasingly attracting the interest of institutional investors as an infrastructure asset class – most recently due to return expectations in the double digit range (proclaimed by fund providers).

Cases Energy Infrastructure

Still unclear return/risk profile? Investing in green hydrogen from an investor’s perspective

According to the latest survey by the German Alternative Investments Association (BAI), around 57% of the 110 institutional investors surveyed are planning to expand their current exposure to infrastructure equity.

Markets Energy Infrastructure

Easing procurement costs – impetus for the expansion of renewable energies?

With packages of measures - such as the Solar Package I - the German government is aiming for a climate-neutral electricity supply.