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POWER: German Energy Lobby Criticizes Lack of Heating Topic in Talks

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Germany’s energy lobby group BDEW is criticizing Germany’s future coalition government for not including the “heating sector” in its exploratory talks and calls for a holistic heat package, in addition to a simplification of the planned Building Energy Act by 2026. 

  • BDEW also calls on the government to add base-load capacity to the market, for which it demands the government must have a 100-day agenda to define the framework conditions.
  • Germany’s new coalition government plans to add 20GW of new gas power plants.
  • “It must be examined whether bringing reserve power plants back into the electricity market would have a negative impact on the profitability of new plants, for example gas-fired power plants, storage facilities and renewable energies”, BDEW said.
  • The group is supporting the coalition’s plans to lower the power tax. 
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Germany’s energy lobby group BDEW is criticizing Germany’s future coalition government for not including the “heating sector” in its exploratory talks and calls for a holistic heat package, in addition to a simplification of the planned Building Energy Act by 2026. 

  • BDEW also calls on the government to add base-load capacity to the market, for which it demands the government must have a 100-day agenda to define the framework conditions.
  • Germany’s new coalition government plans to add 20GW of new gas power plants.
  • “It must be examined whether bringing reserve power plants back into the electricity market would have a negative impact on the profitability of new plants, for example gas-fired power plants, storage facilities and renewable energies”, BDEW said.
  • The group is supporting the coalition’s plans to lower the power tax.