Lechwerke says new PV systems from 2027 face lower feed-in tariffs, 50% grid export cap under EEG reform
XLU•Legislative process still allows changes
Cabinet has cleared the drafts; parliament is set to take up the legislation from autumn, leaving scope for changes before implementation.
Draft measures aim to speed grid connections
The draft grid-package measures target faster, cheaper grid connections, including prebuilt feed-in points to match renewable buildout with network capacity.
Lechwerke flags tighter terms for new PV systems from 2027
Lechwerke says new PV systems from 2027 face lower feed-in tariffs and a 50% grid export cap under Germany’s draft EEG reform and “grid package.”
- Lechwerke issued a clarification on Germany’s draft EEG reform and “grid package,” flagging tighter terms for new PV systems from 2027.
- Existing PV systems stay under current rules; installations connected by end-2026 keep current feed-in tariffs and full export capability.
- PV systems up to 25 kW connected from 2027 would face lower fixed feed-in tariffs, a phaseout of support, and a 50% cap on grid feed-in.
- Draft grid-package measures target faster, cheaper grid connections, including prebuilt feed-in points to match renewable buildout with network capacity.
- Cabinet has cleared the drafts; parliament is set to take up the legislation from autumn, leaving scope for changes before implementation.
