German wind industry threatens legal action over grid-reform plans it calls 'disastrous'
Germany's wind energy association BWE has warned it will sue the federal government over proposed grid and renewable-power regulation reforms, according to Windpower Monthly. Recharge News separately reported the German offshore wind industry body (BWO) has also called for changes to the WindSeeG amendment, warning of 'substantial risk' in current CfD tender plans. Multiple trade sources are converging on a 'CfD-only' model as the preferred structure, with BWO and other industry bodies arguing the current hybrid approach creates unacceptable investment uncertainty. Operators and financiers with German offshore wind exposure face a prolonged regulatory dispute that could delay or reprice projects.
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