Federal network agency plans to redistribute grid fees

The Federal Network Agency has presented cornerstones of a reform to electricity grid fees. In future electricity producers will also contribute. This affects in particular owners of photovoltaic systems.

The Federal Network Agency plans a redistribution of fees for the use of electricity grids. Annually this involves costs of about 37 billion euros currently borne by businesses and private households via electricity bills.

Network Agency President Klaus Müller said on Wednesday the new system should strengthen cost efficiency and achieve a fair distribution of burdens. Private electricity producers such as those on house roofs will also be included.

For the economy the regulation is to become more flexible in important parts.

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German politicians finalizing heating law reform, symbolizing 50/50 landlord-tenant cost sharing for green fuels from 2029.
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Coalition finalizes heating law reform with cost-sharing and quotas

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Germany's black-red coalition has finalized its heating law reform, building on February's agreement. Key addition: landlords and tenants will split costs 50/50 for green fuels in new systems, mandatory from 2029 with rising biogenic quotas.

Federal Economy Minister Katherina Reiche wants to abolish feed-in tariffs for new photovoltaic systems up to 25 kilowatts from 2027. The draft amendment to the Renewable Energy Sources Act provides for this change.

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Federal Economy Minister Katherina Reiche faces growing criticism over plans to abolish the legal feed-in tariff for solar systems on house roofs. Yet not all industry representatives reject the move.

The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority has introduced new adjustments that will raise electricity costs for Kenyan consumers starting with June 2026 bills.

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The Department of Energy backed proposals to suspend, reduce or remove value-added tax on electricity amid rising power bills and inflation. The agency said it is ready to provide technical input on energy-sector impacts. This comes as inflation surged to 7.2% in April.

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