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The federal cabinet鈥檚 approval of a bill for supporting tenant electricity models in Germany will 鈥渕ake tenants directly participate at energy transition鈥�, economy minister Brigitte Zypries said in a press release by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs (BMWi). Owners of private houses so far were mostly able to benefit from pv installations on their roofs, but tenants now could also use this sort of locally produced power at favourable rates if their landlords put up pv installations on their building, Zypries explained. The government was going to introduce a 鈥渢enant electricity premium鈥� of up to 3.8 cents per kilowatt hour (kWh), which would 鈥渟peed up electricity generation from solar energy鈥�, Zypries said.  

Stefan Kapferer, head of German utility association BDEW, said tenant electricity in general was a 鈥渞easonable component鈥� for increasing the acceptance of energy transition. The BMWi鈥檚 bill, however, was going to 鈥渞elieve some privileged households from grid fees while at the same time others have to pay more鈥�. The majority of German tenants was not going to benefit from the law, Kapferer said.

Find the BMWi鈥檚 press release in German and the BDEW鈥檚 press release in German .

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