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EU Approves German Capacity Mechanism - Pv Magazine Global

The European Commission has approved Germany’s capacity mechanism, clearing the way for up to €35.2 billion in state support for generation, storage and demand-side flexibility. The scheme will use competitive auctions and require new gas-fired power plants to be hydrogen-ready, with climate-neutral operation required by 2045. The post EU approves German capacity mechanism appeared first on pv magazine Global.

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In Germany, many new gas power plants are to be built in the coming years to get out of coal and ensure electricity supply in the dark. The EU has no concerns about the high level of investment.

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From 2031 onwards, Germany is allowed to support the construction of new gas power plants with a billion-dollar package.The EU Commission gave the green light for the planned support of up to 35 billion euros. In Germany, numerous new gas power plants are to be built in the next five years - that was already decided. Only the approval of the EU Commission was still pending. This is to be paid by all electricity users via a new levy starting from…

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In Germany, a large number of new gas power plants are to be built over the next five years. The EU has granted billion-dollar support for the project.

·Germany
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Many new gas power plants are to be built in Germany. The European Commission has now given the green light to investments in billions. One question is still open.

·Hamburg, Germany
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In Germany, numerous new gas power plants are to be built. The Federal Government is allowed to support the construction with up to 35 billion euros. The European Commission agrees with the project.

·Berlin, Germany
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The Federal Government wants to support the construction of new gas power plants with up to 35 billion euros. With the approval from Brussels, the plan takes an important hurdle.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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noz.de broke the news in Osnabrück, Germany on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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