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Germany is one of Europe’s leaders in the transition toward renewable energy. Over the past two decades, the country has fundamentally transformed its energy system through the Energiewende (energy transition), a national strategy aimed at reducing carbon emissions, phasing out nuclear power, and replacing fossil fuels with clean energy sources.
Renewable energy now accounts for more than half of Germany’s electricity generation, with wind and solar power forming the backbone of the system. Onshore and offshore wind farms represent the largest share of renewable electricity, particularly in northern Germany, while solar power has expanded rapidly across the country, supported by strong policy incentives and falling technology costs. Biomass and hydropower provide additional stable contributions, helping to balance supply.
Germany has set ambitious targets, aiming to reach around 80% renewable electricity by 2030 and achieve climate neutrality by 2045. To support these goals, the government continues to invest in grid expansion, battery storage, hydrogen infrastructure, and faster permitting for renewable projects.
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Details
Power Plant
XXXXXXX Hydroelectric Power Plant
Region
XXXXXXX, Bavaria
River
XXXXXXX, Augsburg Canal
Catchment Area
Diverted from the XXXXXXX River
Average Flow Rate
13 m³/s
Permitted Water Use
Existing right to use a maximum flow rate of 18 m³/s
Germany is one of Europe’s leaders in the transition toward renewable energy. Over the past two decades, the country has fundamentally transformed its energy system through the Energiewende (energy transition), a national strategy aimed at reducing carbon emissions, phasing out nuclear power, and replacing fossil fuels with clean energy sources.
Renewable energy now accounts for more than half of Germany’s electricity generation, with wind and solar power forming the backbone of the system. Onshore and offshore wind farms represent the largest share of renewable electricity, particularly in northern Germany, while solar power has expanded rapidly across the country, supported by strong policy incentives and falling technology costs. Biomass and hydropower provide additional stable contributions, helping to balance supply.
Germany has set ambitious targets, aiming to reach around 80% renewable electricity by 2030 and achieve climate neutrality by 2045. To support these goals, the government continues to invest in grid expansion, battery storage, hydrogen infrastructure, and faster permitting for renewable projects.
Key data
Item
Details
Power Plant
XXXXXXX Hydroelectric Power Plant
Region
XXXXXXX, Bavaria
River
XXXXXXX, Augsburg Canal
Catchment Area
Diverted from the XXXXXXX River
Average Flow Rate
13 m³/s
Permitted Water Use
Existing right to use a maximum flow rate of 18 m³/s
Description
Germany is one of Europe’s leaders in the transition toward renewable energy. Over the past two decades, the country has fundamentally transformed its energy system through the Energiewende (energy transition), a national strategy aimed at reducing carbon emissions, phasing out nuclear power, and replacing fossil fuels with clean energy sources.
Renewable energy now accounts for more than half of Germany’s electricity generation, with wind and solar power forming the backbone of the system. Onshore and offshore wind farms represent the largest share of renewable electricity, particularly in northern Germany, while solar power has expanded rapidly across the country, supported by strong policy incentives and falling technology costs. Biomass and hydropower provide additional stable contributions, helping to balance supply.
Germany has set ambitious targets, aiming to reach around 80% renewable electricity by 2030 and achieve climate neutrality by 2045. To support these goals, the government continues to invest in grid expansion, battery storage, hydrogen infrastructure, and faster permitting for renewable projects.
Key data
Basic Details
Target Price:
EUR 2,800,000
Gross Revenue
€136,500
EBITDA
€100,000
Business ID:
L#20260981
Country
Germany
Detail
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