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Germany approves record capacity for new onshore wind turbines in 2025

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By Carolina Kyllmann Verified
| Clean Energy Wire Verified
Germany approved a record 20.8 gigawatts (GW) of onshore wind capacity in 2025, according to figures from the industry agency Fachagentur Wind und Solar. At 5.2 GW, newly installed turbine capacity also rose sharply, with a 58-percent increase compared to the previous year. “The year 2025 stands out due to an exceptional upward trend in both commissioning and issued permits for new onshore wind turbines,” the agency wrote in a report.
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EU to approve German plans for new backup gas power plants, industry power price, Merz says

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By Carolina Kyllmann Verified
| Clean Energy Wire Verified
The European Commission will approve Germany’s state support plans for new backup gas power plants and an industry power price, said chancellor Friedrich Merz at a conference on 14 January. The government had "received the news" that EU’s executive arm would greenlight the initiatives “to a large extent”, Merz told an audience at a business conference in Halle.
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Short-term grid bottlenecks unlikely to be resolved by dynamic fees - operators

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By Carolina Kyllmann Verified
| Clean Energy Wire Verified
Setting higher prices for using the grid at times of high demand is unlikely to do much to resolve short-term bottlenecks, two transmission system operators (TSOs) said at a stakeholder discussion organised by the Federal Network Agency (BNetzA).
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