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Germany’s Rooftop Solar PV Tender Again Oversubscribed

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Germany’s latest solar PV tender for rooftop and noise barriers installations was again oversubscribed, while the average achieved price remained relatively low due to high demand according to Bnetza.

  • Bnetza offered 258MW in the 1 June tender round and received 162 bids for a total of 363MW. 119 offers for a total of 259MW were awarded.
  • The average achieved price stood at 8.94ct/kWh, slightly up from 8.92ct/kWh in the previous round but well below the maximum value of 10.50ct/kWh.
  • The majority of the projects, 83MW, was awarded in North Rhine-Westphalia, followed by Lower Saxony with 31MW.
  • German solar PV capacity stood at 90.294GW as of June this year, Bnetza data showed.
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