Dashboard/Energy transition

Energy transition: renewable share, power prices & build-out targets

The transformation of Germany's power system in numbers: build-out pace, power mix and the price effects of the energy transition.

Current indicators

Renewable share

0.0% renewable
+4.2 %vs. previous year

Source: Energy Charts

Installed PV

124GWp
+15.3 %vs. previous year

Source: Ember Energy

Total wind

80GW installed
+8.1 %vs. previous year

Source: Ember Energy

Wholesale power price

122.70EUR/MWh
-0.4 %vs. previous day

Source: Energy Charts DE-LU

Installed solar & wind capacity - Germany

Cumulative installed capacity in GW / GWp · Source: Ember Energy

Main power sources - Germany

Share of solar, wind, gas & coal · Ø last 30 days

100

% ges.

Excluding biomass, hydro & imports - Source: Energy Charts

Renewable share & wholesale power price - 3 years

Monthly renewable share (%) vs. day-ahead average (EUR/MWh) · Sources: Ember Energy, EPEX SPOT

2030 build-out targets - progress

Solar PV124 GWp / Target 215 GWp

58 % of 2030 target reached

Wind onshore70 GW / Target 115 GW

61 % of 2030 target reached

Wind offshore11 GW / Target 30 GW

35 % of 2030 target reached

Renewable share0 % / Target 80 %

0 % of 2030 target reached

What does this mean for your company?

Germany is on track with PV build-out - the solar industry's learning curve keeps driving module prices down. The build-out is structurally depressing spot prices: during high-irradiance hours prices already fall to near zero. Those producing their own power or holding a smart off-take contract benefit directly.

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