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The future of PV in Germany

Germany: The planned amendment of the German Renewable Energy Act stipulates a reduction of feed-in tariffs and the introduction of a flexible market premium based on mandatory direct selling. Tobias Kurth, senior manager at the consulting firm Energy Brainpool, analyzes the consequences for solar photovoltaics in the country.

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pv magazine

27 May 2014

In April, the German Cabinet completed the amendment of the Renewable Energy Act (EEG). The key topics of the amendment include: A reduction of all feed-in-tariffs. The setting of minimum and maximum goals for the expansion of all renewable energies and the reduction of financial support according to the expansion. Financial support will be a …

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