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Naturstrom to construct 7.5 MWp solar-plus-storage plant in Germany
German green power company Naturstrom AG is developing a 7.5-MWp solar-plus-storage facility in the state of Thuringia that is anticipated to be placed on the internet by the winter.
Aug 31, 2021 // Plants, Large-Scale, Commercial, Storage, Germany, Europe, solar-plus-storage, PV Power Plant, Naturstrom
WES Green, Enovos commission 10-MW solar park in western Germany
German solar developers WES Green and Enovos Renewables GmbH have put into procedure a 10-MW area of a solar park in the South Eifel region of Rhineland-Palatinate as part of collaboration targeted at mounting about 200 MWp.
Dec 30, 2021 // Plants, Large-Scale, Commercial, Germany, Europe, Solar Park, WES Green, Enovos
Statkraft to buy power from 30-MW solar park in Germany
households. Strasen will certainly run totally without subsidies under Germany's Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG). Statkraft will make use of the
Jul 13, 2022 // Plants, Large-Scale, Commercial, Markets & Finance News, Germany, Europe, Statkraft, Solar Park
GP JOULE begin on 90 MW solar park in eastern Germany
for the regional market as well as e-mobility. The project, touted as one of Germany's biggest solar centers, was approved by the local metropolitan authorities in
Oct 7, 2021 // Plants, Germany, Europe, GP Joule, Solar Park
Mainova purchases 25% stake in 175 MWp solar project in Germany
German regional energy provider Mainova AG (FRA: MNV6) has acquired virtually 25% of a 175-MWp solar project which will be constructed following year in the state of Brandenburg.
Nov 4, 2021 // Plants, Large-Scale, Commercial, Markets & Finance News, Germany, Europe, Solar Project, Mainova
Germany's GridX secures $40 Million in Series C Funding
From assisting utilities layout and implement new rates, to matching clients with those optimized for them, and also accurately calculating the impact of energy-related activities on bills, GridX seeks to empower energy vendors to swiftly release new company versions.
Apr 28, 2022 // Markets & Finance News, Energy Impact Partners, Chris Black, EIP, enterprise rate platform provider, GridX, Lindsay Luger, series c funding
Uniper to acquire power from 198-MW solar portfolio in Germany
German power group Uniper SE (ETR: UN01) announced on Monday that it has entered into an off-take contract with a system of Enerparc AG for the purchase of 208 GWh of solar power annually.
Jun 20, 2022 // Plants, Large-Scale, Commercial, Markets & Finance News, Germany, Europe, UNIPER, solar portfolio
Germany launches 650 MW tender for 'cutting-edge' renewables
The long-awaited procurement workout consists of 250 MW of generation capacity originally planned to be tendered last year.
Jul 13, 2020 // Markets & Finance News, Germany, tender, Europe, Bundesnetzagentur
Smart Power, SMA Solar constructing 67-MWh battery in central Germany
Smart Power GmbH and SMA Solar Technology AG (ETR: S92) are partnering on the construction of a 60-MW/67MWh battery storage space system in Eisenach, central Germany, to progress the assimilation of renewable resource into the power grid.
Sep 27, 2022 // Storage, Germany, Europe, sma solar, Smart Power
Germany might install 1.5 GWp of solar on noise protection structures
Germany has the prospective to release 1,478 MWp of solar capacity on noise protection structures along railways as well as roads, reveals an evaluation by the Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport (BMDV).
Oct 10, 2022 // Markets & Finance News, Germany, Europe
LEAG gets approval for 25 MWp solar project in eastern Germany
Energy company Lausitz Energie Bergbau AG (LEAG) has actually gotten authorization to develop a 24.8-MWp solar park in eastern Germany's Upper Lusatia region and also expects to damage the ground on the project in September.
Mar 15, 2023 // Plants, Germany, Europe, Solar Project, LEAG
Germany's Solar Installations Surge to 1.1 GW in May
Germany's solar installations saw a significant rebound in May, with newly installed capacity reaching 1,113 megawatts (MW), according to the Federal Network Agency. This marks a recovery from the lower installation levels observed in April and March, highlighting a renewed momentum in the country's solar energy sector.The increase in solar capacity underscores Germany's ongoing commitment to expanding its renewable energy infrastructure. The data suggests a positive trend for the solar industry, which is crucial for meeting the nation's energy transition goals and reducing reliance on fossil fuels. What Factors Contributed to Germany's Solar Installation Surge in May? Favorable government policies and incentives for solar energy adoption. Increased public and private investment in renewable energy projects. Technological advancements leading to more efficient and cost-effective solar panels. Rising energy prices prompting a shift towards more sustainable energy sources. Strong public support and awareness of environmental issues and climate change. Streamlined permitting processes and reduced bureaucratic hurdles for solar installations. Collaboration between government, industry, and research institutions to promote solar energy. Seasonal factors, such as longer daylight hours in May, encouraging more installations. Improved grid infrastructure to accommodate increased solar capacity. Economic recovery post-pandemic, leading to increased construction and energy projects.
Jun 19, 2025 // Plants, Large-Scale, Commercial, Germany, Europe
Germany's PV Auction Awards 2.27 GW Amid High Demand
Germany's Federal Network Agency awarded 2,271 MW in a recent oversubscribed ground-mounted PV auction, with 258 projects selected from 2,820 MW of bids. Bid prices ranged from €0.040/kWh to €0.0626/kWh, averaging €0.0484/kWh, below the €0.068/kWh cap. Bavaria led with 689 MW across 106 projects, followed by Rhineland-Palatinate and Lower Saxony.The auction results highlight strong developer competition despite grid and permitting challenges, maintaining low support costs amid rising equipment prices. The sub-€0.05/kWh clearing prices indicate financeable utility-scale sites. Future rounds may see price increases due to rising wage and financing costs and grid expansion efforts. How did Germany's recent PV auction achieve low prices despite industry challenges? Increased Competition Among Developers: The oversubscription of the auction indicates a high level of competition among developers, driving down bid prices as companies strive to secure contracts. Economies of Scale: Larger projects and advancements in technology have allowed developers to achieve economies of scale, reducing overall costs and enabling lower bid prices. Technological Advancements: Improvements in photovoltaic technology have increased efficiency and reduced costs, allowing developers to offer lower prices while maintaining profitability. Government Support and Policy Stability: Consistent government policies and support for renewable energy projects have provided a stable environment for investment, encouraging competitive pricing. Favorable Financing Conditions: Despite rising equipment prices, favorable financing conditions, such as low interest rates, have helped developers maintain low bid prices. Strategic Site Selection: Developers have strategically selected sites with optimal solar resources and existing infrastructure, reducing development costs and allowing for lower bids. Experience and Expertise: Experienced developers with a track record of successful projects are able to optimize project design and execution, leading to cost efficiencies and competitive pricing. Local Manufacturing and Supply Chains: The presence of local manufacturing and supply chains for solar components has helped mitigate some of the cost increases associated with global supply chain disruptions. Innovative Business Models: Developers are employing innovative business models and financial structures to reduce costs and offer competitive prices in the auction. Long-term Contracts and Revenue Stability: The potential for long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) provides revenue stability, allowing developers to offer lower prices with confidence in future returns.
Aug 15, 2025 // Plants, Germany, Europe
First Solar devices vendor LPKF Laser keeping manufacturing in spite of COVID-19 situation
whatsoever websites, consisting of the production of Laser Scribers in Suhl [Germany], remains to go for regular capability. We have actually taken comprehensive
Mar 25, 2020 // Manufacturing News, Markets & Finance News, Germany, Europe, first solar inc, cdte thin-film modules, Coronavirus, covid-19, lpkf, laser scribing
Euro energy players launch solar-hydrogen project
adhered to by an extension in the direction of the eastern of France and then Germany. The HyDeal Ambition effort consists of a series of projects and partnerships
Feb 15, 2021 // Solar to Fuel, Spain, France, Germany, Italy, Europe, hydrogen, HyDeal Ambition, Thierry Lepercq