Germany plans to reduce renewable energy subsidies amid strain on the power grid
They publishedGermany to scale back renewable subsidies amid power grid strain
First reportSouth China Morning Post · 18 Jul, 09:16Z
Latest reportSouth China Morning Post · 18 Jul, 09:16Z
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What
Germany plans to scale back renewable-energy subsidies as surging solar output strains the power grid.
Why
A draft law would support new generators from 2027, phase out fixed feed-in tariffs, and target 80% renewables by 2030.
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Monitor the draft law’s progress and whether spending stays near €16 billion this year with up to €3 billion in curtailment compensation.
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Summary
- Germany plans to scale back renewable-energy subsidies due to surging solar output stressing its power grid.
- A draft law says new renewable generators get support from 2027 benefiting both market and system.
- Fixed feed-in tariffs for new installations will be gradually phased out under the proposal.
- Germany targets renewables at 80% of gross electricity consumption by 2030, up from about 58%.
- State renewable spending is expected at about €16 billion this year, with up to €3 billion in curtailment compensation.