Germany agrees to 4 GW special tender
Following a longer waiting period and a somewhat built-in delay, the German government is executing its promise to send further onshore wind and solar capacity to tender. However, the absence of offshore wind in the tender has received criticism.
German governing coalition parties have reached an agreement to send an additional 4 GW of onshore wind and solar capacity to tender over the coming years – with a special tender for 1 GW next year, 1.4 GW in 2020 as well as 1.6 GW in 2021. This will play a role in Germany coming closer to reaching its renewable energy target for 2030. Politicians have already acknowledged that the 2020 target cannot be achieved.
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