Germany reduces solar feed-in tariffs by 1 percent

Germany's network regulator lowered compensation rates for rooftop solar systems across both partial and full feed-in models, affecting residential and commercial installations' economics.

First covered Aug 3, 2026 · 2:00 AM PT · 1 article

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4h PV Magazine Germany reduces solar feed-in tariffs by 1% — Fixed feed-in tariffs for solar systems under the partial feed-in model will now range from €0.0544 ($0.063)/kWh to €0.0770/kWh, while systems operating under…

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