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02.03.26 - 10:06
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Vestas announces 50 MW order in Germany (Cision)
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News release from Vestas Northen and Central Europe
Hamburg, 2 March 2026
Vestas is proud to announce the following orders as part of our Q1 order intake:
Country Region Customer Project MW Turbine Service Delivery &
name variant agreement commissioning
Germany EMEA envia Börnicke 50 7 x 20-year Delivery
Mitteldeutsche V162 AOM 5000 planned to
Energie AG -7.2 MW Service begin in Q1
(enviaM)...
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01.03.26 - 14:36
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Germany To Scrap Subsidy For Rooftop Solar (ZeroHedge)
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Germany To Scrap Subsidy For Rooftop Solar
Germany is planning to abolish fixed feed-in tariffs for small rooftop solar installations as of 2027, saying that falling costs have made the technology economically sound without subsidies (narrator: "it isn't"), Bloomberg reported on Friday, citing a draft proposal for reforms it has seen.
At present, rooftop solar installations of any kind are eligible for guaranteed tariffs. But this could change in a few months, if the government approves the proposal of the German economy ministry to have subsidies abolished for projects of less than 25 kilowatts, according to OilPrice.
The ministry argues that the small rooftop solar are now often viable on their own without incentives, thanks to the lower costs.
“To strengthen the cost efficiency of solar expansion, a stronger focus will in future be placed on cost-effective solar parks,” the ministry's proposal reads, as carried by Bloomberg.
The plans for a reform of the subsidies was first ...
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