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Germany passes rules for transnational wind support

Europe's largest market for renewable energy has opened up to transnational tenders. However, German subsidy money will not be pouring over the country's borders without receiving something in return.
Last year, Denmark and Germany – represented by William Boe of the Danish embassy in Berlin and the German state secretary Rainer Baake – entered into a transnational pilot tender for solar power. Now, Germany would formally like to allow wind developers form other countries to bid in German tenders as well.
Last year, Denmark and Germany – represented by William Boe of the Danish embassy in Berlin and the German state secretary Rainer Baake – entered into a transnational pilot tender for solar power. Now, Germany would formally like to allow wind developers form other countries to bid in German tenders as well.
by MAZ PLECHINGER

Germany is opening up its subsidies to the European level.

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