The German federal cabinet has approved two key energy policy laws: the EEG-Novelle 2027 and the Netzanschlusspaket. These measures aim to enhance predictability, cost-efficiency, and energy security. The EEG-Novelle prioritizes cost-effective solar farms and expands onshore wind capacity by 12 GW, with improved conditions for southern regions. Bioenergy will complement wind and solar, with extended auction volumes until 2032 and a 2035 expansion target. Solar rooftop installations under 25 kW will transition to market-based models, while grid expansion will focus on areas with demand. The Netzanschlusspaket seeks to reduce costs by aligning renewable growth with grid capacity, avoiding overinvestment in saturated areas. The reforms aim to achieve 80% renewable electricity by 2030, ensuring energy independence and stabilizing prices for households and businesses.
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