"Fade Crack From January 1st: Planned EEG Reform Polarized – Experts Sound the Alarm
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The EEG loses its EU approval at the end of 2026. Union and SPD argue over roof solars, lease covers and other experts warn of a "faden crack".
For 26 years, the energy transition has been following the provisions of the Renewable Energy Act. Now, the EEG is losing its EU approval. The policy fights over the successor under extreme time pressure.
On the occasion of today's hearing on the amendment to the Renewable Energy Act (EEG) in the German Bundestag, the BUND Nature Conservation in Bavaria calls for clear choices for a sustainable energy transition. Bavaria needs an energy supply of 100 per cent renewable energy, especially as a location advantage for the economy. For this, solar energy and wind energy have to be consistently expanded. "In Bavaria, solar energy is a success story. W…
Federal Council and experts criticise the new EEG. Risks are at stake, especially for operators of wind and PV systems in Bavaria.
Despite the extensive amendment requirements of the Federal Council, the Federal Government maintains key points of its EEG reform, including the feed-in tariff and direct marketing of small photovoltaic systems as well as the stronger orientation of the addition to open spaces.
The Federal Council has concerns about the "Law for a planable, cost-efficient, network-compatible and market-oriented expansion of renewable energies in the electricity sector" (21/7867), with which the Federal Government intends to reform the Renewable Energy Act. The State Chamber sees the acceptance of the expansion of renewable energies among companies and consumers as a threat and demands profound improvements. This is evident from the Fed…
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