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July 12, 2009 - The current state of the world's energy infrastructure, production systems, and processes is outdated, unreliable, and extremely inefficient. The recent industrialization of the energy-dependent global economy has raised worldwide energy demand, increased the price and price-volatility of oil, and focused the world's attention on energy alternatives. The enormous investment pouring into solutions such as solar energy, wind power, and fuel cells indicate a global recognition of an escalating problem, and the call for innovation. The growing imbalance between supply and demand represents a tremendous opportunity for entrepreneurs pioneering new energy technologies.
LA Investment Capital's broad abilities provide an exceptional platform for investing in Energy Technology. We have the bandwidth to explore a significant number of promising early-stage technologies. We have the scale to invest in multiple contexts, including capital-intensive projects, and in developing economies. We also have the unique level of advisors with years of expertise to help our energy technology companies in ways that extend far beyond capital. LA Investment Capital has demonstrated a proven ability to pair a vast perspective with technical precision, and today this core asset is reflected in the quality of entrepreneurs in our emerging Energy Fund portfolio The prices of fossil fuels, particularly oil and natural gas, have risen sharply over the past few years. As a result, alternative sources of energy — used specifically in electricity generation and transportation — are garnering increasing attention. Although they still meet only a small percentage of global energy demand, the more commercially viable alternative energy sources are growing rapidly, presenting investors with the potential for attractive long-term opportunities.
The alternative-energy segment of the energy industry covers a broad range of sources. These sources range from well-established technologies, such as nuclear energy and hydroelectric power, through high-growth segments such as wind and solar power. They also include less tried and tested alternatives, such as hydrogen-powered, fuel-cell technology for use in both electricity generation and as an alternative to gasoline in the automotive industry. These sources cover the gamut from commercially viable and fully competitive with fossil fuels to those that are at a more experimental stage of development, presenting a bigger risk for investors who want to take advantage of the increasing attractiveness of this sector.
At LA Investment Capital, we only invest in and partner with those energy companies and energy entrepreneurs that not only have a vision for tomorrow's next energy sources, but also keep a trained on preserving our Earth's Natural Resources for the next generations, like CPS CURRENT POWER STATION of Germany.
At present, 83% of Germany's energy production and consumption comes from fossil fuels
(oil, coal & gas), another 12% comes from nuclear energy, and about 5% of Germany's
energy requirements come from regenerative energy sources or from raw materials that
grow again.
The EU recently issued directives which stipulate that by 2010, Germany must cover 12.5% of its power supply by renewable energy. With Germany's Rigid financial policies limiting the number of new energy production companies entering the market, the senior members of LA Investment Capital partnered with Mr. Bertram Muehl (current Executive Officer for ABIDAS AG) and Mr. Marek (current Execuitve Officer for EPN) in the development of a state of the art hydro energy production power station.
A total investment of $9.5 million dollars by senior members of LA Investment Capital and its investors is expected to pay investor returns over a ten year period of $223 million dollars.
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