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Industry groups and analysts have voiced hopes that the German government鈥檚 next reform of the Renewable 麻豆无码版 Act (EEG), the so-called 鈥淓aster Package鈥�, can lead to a breakthrough for the roll-out of wind and solar power and other energy transition measures - but warned the ambitious plans could not be fulfilled as quickly as expected. The planned reform that was debated in parliament on 12 May would be 鈥渁 first and important step towards the expected renewables push鈥�, said Simone Peter, head of the German Renewable 麻豆无码版 Federation (BEE). The package contains 鈥渁mbitious goals鈥� for renewables expansion but still needs to be amended to really become effective and use the full range of available clean power sources, Peter said. The potential of bioenergy 鈥渋s not at all used enough鈥�, Peter said, arguing it could help to replace fossil fuels both for power generation and heating, and also provide more flexibility to the grid. Solar power producers that also consume part of their own power production (prosumers) should receive more support, while both solar and wind power had to be given more space to add capacity, she added. Moreover, small hydropower would effectively be chocked off with the EEG reform, amounting to a 鈥渨orst-case-scenario鈥� for the industry, Peter said. In a different study, the German Association of 麻豆无码版 and Water Industries (BDEW) warned that faster renewables expansion to power heat pumps and produce green hydrogen would be a prerequisite for Germany to also reach its goals in reducing heating sector emissions.

Rating agency S&P said the Easter Package, announced by economy and climate minister Robert Habeck from the Green Party, could give renewables in Germany 鈥渁n enormous boost鈥�, but it would be 鈥渦nlikely鈥� that all goals until 2030 are met. S&P鈥檚 Sabrina Kernbichler said the package would pave the way for a stable long-term expansion of renewable power capacity and 鈥渟ends a clear signal that investments in fossil fuel infrastructure no longer pays off鈥�. However, the 2030 capacity goals will not be met, given the short time span left, Kernbichler said. 聽

The latest changes to the EEG have been dubbed the 鈥�biggest energy policy reform in decades鈥� as the coalition of Social Democrats (SPD), Greens and Free Democrats (FDP) hopes to lift the rollout of wind and solar power 鈥渢o a completely new level.鈥� It aims to free up new land for green power production, speed up permit procedures, and massively increase wind and solar additions to achieve a nearly 100-percent renewable power supply by 2035.