Germany enlarged target in renewable energy

The coalition parties in the power in the German parliament agreed on increasing the installation of wind and photovoltaic (FV) solar power plants for 2022. According to the news included in Clean Energy Wire, FV solar power capacity prescribed in 2022 will be removed from 1.9 GW to 6 GW. In the press release of Energy Minister Peter Altmaier also last week, the black wind energy capacity had heard that the tender volume will be released from 2.9 GW to 4 GW. Furthermore, the renewable energy supplement paid by the consumer with electricity bills was accepted to be limited to 5 cents per kilowatt clock in 2023 and 2024 years. Altmaier expressed that short-term support given to renewable energy will continue and the remaining support plans would be a logical decision to be made by the government to be installed after the general elections to be held in the fall of 2021.

65 percent target up to 2030
[[T]]He said that the Renewable Energy Act (EEG) that defines the way of growing renewable energies up to 2030, had insisted on making more changes in the first quarter of a group of nationvekili 2021. This request means that the target of 65 percent renewable energy is much more than the specified 2030. However, parlamenters have not yet made a new statement for the target of the European Union (EU) 2030 of the general emission reduction to 55 percent.. The renewable energy sector welcomed short-term increase in capacity additions. However, the sector thinks that it needs much higher goals in the long run. [
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