German grid regulator BNetzA has launched this year's fourth onshore wind tender, with 670 MW up for grabs at a maximum price of €63 ($72)/MWh. The tender is the first to be held in Germany since the end of nuclear power and comes as part of an overall push by utilities across Europe towards renewables.
German grid regulator BNetzA has launched this year's fourth onshore wind tender, with 670 MW up for grabs at a maximum price of €63 ($72)/MWh. The winning bids will likely be announced two weeks after the 1 October deadline.