German plans to build a new fleet of gas-fired power plants are running into political and regulatory obstacles that could delay companies' investment decisions.
Germany’s plans to build a new fleet of gas-fired power plants with up to 20 gigawatts of combined capacity by 2030 are running into various political and regulatory obstacles that could delay companies’ investment decisions and the plan’s implementation.
Extra subsidies for new gas-fired power plants located in the south of Germany carry “significant legal risks” and might prevent…
Die Bundesregierung will neue Gaskraftwerke bauen, um die Stromversorgung bei Wind- und Sonnenflaute zu sichern. Ab 2031 könnten…
Insufficient distribution grid capacity and faulty regulatory processes are holding back the roll-out of renewable energy and…
Germany’s renewable energy industry has warned that the economy and energy ministry is putting renewables at a disadvantage…
Germany’s energy minister Katherina Reiche has sought to reassure the country’s energy industry that the government is holding…
The successful implementation of Germany’s energy transition requires a faster buildout of renewables and “controllable”…
