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Country summary: Germany
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Germany - recent news
| 10 Sep 26 |
Germany: Vattenfall takes final investment decision on major battery project in Germany Vattenfall will build a large battery storage facility at its Brunsbüttel site. With an output of 254 MW and a storage capacity of around 1,000 MWh, it is one of Germany's largest battery storage projects and Vattenfall's largest battery project to date. |
| 08 Sep 26 |
Germany: Solar Park owner ENERPARC AG files for insolvency The Executive Board of ENERPARC AG has filed a petition with the Hamburg Local Court to open insolvency proceedings. |
| 04 Sep 26 |
Germany: Vestas has announced a new order in Germany as part of its Q3 order intake Vestas has announced a new order in Germany as part of its Q3 order intake. |
| 03 Sep 26 |
Germany: Vestas announces order for repowering project with European Energy in Germany Vestas has announced an order for a repowering project with European Energy in Germany, as part of its Q3 order intake. |
| 02 Sep 26 |
Germany: RWE power stations affected by incident near substation; first power plant units expected to be reconnected to grid later today RWE announced today (September 2) that around 8.00 pm yesterday evening, an incident occurred in the vicinity of an Amprion substation, as a result of which a total of five RWE lignite-fired power plant units in the Rhenish lignite area, with a combined capacity of 4,200 megawatts (MW), were taken off the grid. At the time, the units were feeding around 3,000 MW of power into the grid. |
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