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Does Germany have a solar-plus-storage innovation tender?

Image: Baywa r.e. The German Federal Network Agency (Bundesnetzagentur) has awarded 587MW of solar-plus-storage in its latest Innovation Tender. As has been the case in many of Germany’s recent solar PV auctions, the Innovation Tender ended up oversubscribed, with 154 bids made for 1.8GW of capacity out of 583MW tendered capacity.

How many MW of solar-plus-storage capacity will be awarded?

Both capacity bid for and awarded were higher than the previous innovation auction held in July , which awarded 512MW of capacity for solar-plus-storage projects. The Innovation Tender solicitations were launched in , and are open to project bids that combine two or more renewable or clean energy technologies.

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The contracts provide an additional premium in €/kWh to winning projects for energy discharged to the market. Prices for the successful bids range from €0./kWh to €0. ct/kWh with an average price of €0./kWh (US$8.75ct/kWh). Both the average price and the maximum value ended up above the previously held solar farm auction in July.

How many bids did the Bundesnetzagentur oversubscribe?

The German Federal Network Agency, the Bundesnetzagentur, announced the results of its latest auction which ended up being oversubscribed with a total of 53 bids and 779MW of capacity received, nearly double the 400MW limit set for the auction.

The prices for successful bids ranged between €0./kWh (US$0.073/kWh) and €0./kWh (US$0./kWh) and the average volume-weighted price was €0./kWh, which ended much lower than the price ceiling of €0./kWh and the previous innovation auction’s average of €0./kWh. The prices for successful bids ranged between €0./kWh (US$0.073/kWh) and €0./kWh (US$0./kWh) and the average volume-weighted price was €0./kWh, which ended much lower than the price ceiling of €0./kWh and the previous innovation auction’s average of €0./kWh.

The German Federal Network Agency (Bundesnetzagentur) said the tariffs ranged from €0. ($0.)/kWh to €0./kWh, with an average price of €0./kWh. Bavaria received the most awarded capacity, with 12 projects totaling 137 MW, while Saxony-Anhalt and Lower Saxony secured 124 MW and 49 MW

The prices for successful bids ranged between €0./kWh (US$0.073/kWh) and €0./kWh (US$0./kWh) and the average volume-weighted price was €0./kWh, which ended much lower than the price ceiling of €0./kWh and the previous innovation auction’s average of €0./kWh. “The significant

Germany’s Federal Network Agency (Bundesnetzagentur) has awarded 488 MW of solar plus storage capacity in the latest round of its innovation tender for renewable energy projects. The agency received 158 bids totaling 2,020 MW. Out of these, 29 bids were awarded contracts. The awarded prices ranged

In total, 29 solar-plus-storage bids were successful, with an average volume-weighted price of €0./kWh (US$0./kWh), a considerable decrease from the previous innovation tender’s average price, which reached €0./kWh in October . Prices of successful bids ranged from €0.05/kWh to

Germany has concluded the latest round of Innovation Tender, securing 512 MW of capacity at an average price of €0. ($0.089)/kWh. Germany has concluded its latest round of Innovation Tender, with 43 solar-plus-storage projects totalling 512 MW awarded contracts. The deadline for bidding was May

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