Foresight Solar Fund Ltd (LSE:FSFL) fund manager Ross Driver talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company’s outlook for 2025, highlighting the key drivers for renewable infrastructure in the new year. Driver pointed out that energy prices have stabilised, supporting long-term planning, while a pro-renewables agenda in the UK government is incentivising solar growth. He emphasised, “If inflation is falling… interest rates are likely to come down,” which would benefit real asset investors. Reflecting on a challenging 2024, Driver explained that rising UK bond yields had created competition for renewable trusts, impacting share prices. However, he noted that lower interest rates and positive trends in the gilt market could address these challenges. Looking ahead, Driver shared that Foresight Solar is focusing on its proprietary development pipeline to maximise shareholder value and provide better revenue visibility. The company is confident in its dividend sustainability, with assets generating 1.4 times the cash required for payouts. Updates on the Australian portfolio sale and other initiatives are expected soon. Watch the full interview to learn more about Foresight Solar Fund Ltd’s plans and strategies for 2025. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and enable notifications for Proactive’s YouTube channel for more updates. #ForesightSolar #RenewableEnergy #SolarEnergy #GreenInfrastructure #InvestmentStrategy #ProactiveInvestors #SustainableGrowth #DividendYield #2025Trends #CleanEnergy