German government funding for renewable energy expected tor each €18 billion in 2025

The costs for renewable energy funding this year will be higher than forecast, due in part to the many hours with negative spot market prices on the electricity exchange. A new report expects the trend of high costs to continue until 2029. From pv magazine Germany The Energy Economics Institute (EWI) at the University of Cologne's medium-term forecast for Germany's Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG), published on Friday, expects funding to reach more than €18 billion in 2025 - an increase of almost €1 billion compared to 2023. Government costs for renewable energy sources in 2025 could be lower ...

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