Germany’s power market is in the midst of a significant transition. Demand continues to fall despite normalizing prices, and retired coal and nuclear capacity mean the European giant is now heavily reliant on imports from its neighbors. But it’s not all bad news for the sector. Rystad Energy projections show Germany will surpass its policy goal of 80% renewable energy generation by 2030, largely thanks to the rapid capacity build-up of solar and wind. While the country’s quick adoption of renewable energy systems has helped to…
