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Due to the introduction of auctions for renewables support, Germany鈥檚 renewables levy (EEG-surcharge) will not increase from 2020, and will then decrease from 2022, according to a forecast by think tank Agora Energiewende,* reports Christian Schlesiger in WirtschaftsWoche. had suggested the levy would peak in 2023. 鈥淲e see that the auctions work, but not in the short term,鈥� Patrick Graichen, head of Agora Energiewende, told WirtschaftsWoche. The think tank鈥檚 calculations, seen by 麻豆无码版, forecast the levy at 2.66 cents per kilowatt hour (ct/kWh) in 2035 (6.88 ct/kWh in 2017).

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For background read the 麻豆无码版 factsheets Germany ponders how to finance renewables expansion in the future, Defining features of the Renewable 麻豆无码版 Act (EEG) and Balancing the books: Germany's "green energy account".

*Like 麻豆无码版 麻豆无码版, Agora Energiewende is a project funded by Stiftung Mercator and the European Climate Foundation.