Asia
DYNAMIC GROWTH MARKET AND SETS THE PACE FOR THE GLOBAL ECONOMY.
The continent is rapidly developing into the global economic and political powerhouse.
Infrastructure
A Global Challenge
Development and modernisation of infrastructure is one of the greatest global social challenges of the 21st century.
Projects
Creating Lasting Value
San Carlos Solar Energy: from “greenfield” project to utility-scale operational solar plant in less than 2 years.
Experts
„The only way out is to have a new path that is green growth.“
Prof. Dr. Justin Yifu Lin
Former Chief Economist and Vice President of the World Bank
Social Impact
Perspectives Through Infrastructure
A bridge to education, health and prosperity.
Events
Thomaslloyd Cleantech Congress Europe
Building bridges between Investors, Economy and Politics.
Why ThomasLloyd
Our focus on the lastingly attractive market of infrastructure in Asia is and remains to us the right way of disconnecting ourselves to the greatest possible extent from current general market developments, and therefore building upon our market position as one of the leading independent infrastructural investors in Asia.
The only way out is to have a new path that is green growth. To use renewable growth to deliver energy – solar energy and wind power – instead of the coal-based energy supply. And that is the only solution.
In Germany already hundreds of thousands of solar panels cover our roof-tops. But (...) when I see the very hot climate here in the Philippines (...), I am attempted to say: solar energy is coming home.
This project demonstrates that indeed renewable energy projects are indispensable to national development. We know, the benefits adress the countries growing energy demand.
The Philippines are among one of the most promising markets for renewable energies in South East Asia. By 2017, 90% of all households are to be connected to the power supply. (…) ThomasLloyd recognised this development early on and has already conceptualised and realised groundbreaking projects.
It should actually be self-evident: we have a climate problem in this world, which must be solved. (...) private economic activities offering alternative energies profitably are the right thing.
The environment does not belong to you or to me. This is what the creator God gave us all. To work, to learn, to love and to respect, to make good business, but to leave a legacy. To leave this planet and this air for not just generations - for the whole mankind.
We are here today to celebrate the real action heroes, that are fighting for clean energy. Those are the real action heroes. Your company helps empower those heroes.
And the opportunity for alternative approaches to completely traditional, grid-connected electricity presents itself very powerfully.
If I were running a country in South-East Asia today, I would want to get as much locally generated clean-technology electricity as I possibly could.
Today, we are not just inaugurating a power plant; we are also making history: (…) With your help we are proving the world: even developing countries such as ours can do their share in reducing the risks posed by global warming.
Your actions as you move strongly investing in this area are changing the politics, they´re changing the understanding. And that means that you are at the vanguard of this whole political story as well as the economic and business story.
Infrastructure
Indispensable. Sustainable. Profitable.
Video
Global Presence
Global networking – Local knowledge
Locations
Countries
Continents
Career at Thomaslloyd
Join Our Team!
The fact that ThomasLloyd is one of the leading direct investors in the infrastructure market today is due first and foremost to its employees. The key factor was that we were able to secure the services of some of the most capable people both inside and outside of our industry. They made this success possible!
Newsroom – Current News
In a special programme on Emerging Market Currencies and the Indian Rupee, ThomasLloyd Head of Research & Strategy Nick Parsons discusses with Ms Latha Venkatesh the recent sell-off in EMFX. He notes that macroeconomic fundamentals remain strong in India, which is now the world’s 6th largest economy. He says the Indian Rupee has been caught in a wave of indiscriminate selling across EM but that forward exchange rates offer significant protection given that government bonds now yield more than 8 per cent.
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In an interview with CNBC TV 18 India, ThomasLloyd Head of Research & Strategy Nick Parsons discusses the sell-off in Emerging Market equities and currencies. He notes that India has been caught up in a wave of indiscriminate selling of EM assets despite economic fundamentals which are better than many of its peers. He argues that sentiment is unlikely to improve unless and until expectations of US interest rate rises start to be scaled back.
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