Germany is the country with the largest photovoltaic installation scale in the world, and has rich experience in promoting policies, management, technology, and other aspects of photovoltaic development.

Berlin, Germany, is the first to issue a bill mandating the installation of solar roofs, hoping to better utilize the solar potential of the capital and achieve the goal of meeting 25% of electricity demand by 2050 at the latest.

Recently, the German Federal Grid Authority (Bundesnetzagentur) allocated 1.952GW of photovoltaic installed capacity in the photovoltaic bidding, slightly exceeding the originally planned allocation of 1950MW by Bundesnetzagentur.

Klaus Mller, Chairman of Bundesnetzagentur, said, "For the first time since June 2022, the number of bids received has significantly exceeded the planned capacity

It is reported that the highest electricity price for this auction is € 0.0737 ($0.081)/kWh, and the final average electricity price is € 0.0703/kWh, ranging from € 0.0529/kWh to € 0.0730/kWh.

Southern Bavaria obtained the largest share of allocated capacity with 845MW, by Brandenburg with 223MW and Rhineland Falz with 163MW.

Bundesnetzagentur also revealed that approximately 851MW has been allocated to farmland and grassland projects in underdeveloped areas, and an additional 755MW has been awarded for solar mounting projects along highways and railways.

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