The new German Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG) and its impact on wind energy Claudia Grotz German WindEnergy Association (BWE) November 2008

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The new German Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG) and its impact on wind energy Claudia Grotz German WindEnergy Association (BWE) November 2008 SIREME

German wind market Overview on the current situation

Wind Energy in Germany data first half of 2008 Installed capacity 23,044 MW Number of turbines 19,869 Annual energy yield (potential) Share in gross electricity consumption (potential) 41.5 billion kwh 6.73 % Employment estimated 90,000 New capacity installed in first half 2008 799 MW

The German Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG) Amendments from 1st January 2009

EG 2008: Higher remuneration and lower rate of degression Remuneration for new turbines on land EEG 2004: 10 EEG 2008: 29 Initial remuneration (2009): 7.87 ct/kwh Basic remuneration (2009): 4.97 ct/kwh Degression: 2% p.a. Not linked to producer price index Initial remuneration (2009): 9.20 ct/kwh Basic remuneration (2009): 5.02 ct/kwh Degression: 1% p.a. Not linked to producer price index

EG 2008: New Repowering bonus Repowering EEG 2004: 10 Sect. 2 EEG 2008: 30 Initial remuneration paid for an extra 2 months at 0.6% of reference yield Criteria: - existing turbines are replaced or renewed - must be located in the same administrative district - original turbines commissioned before 31 Dec.1995 - capacity is at least trebled NEW: Bonus payable on top of the initial remuneration amounting to 0.50 ct/kwh Criteria: - one or several converters are completely replaced - located in the same or neighbouring administrative district - original turbine(s) first commissioned at least 10 years ago - new capacity is at least twice, but no more than five times the previous level

EG 2008: Additional bonus for improved grid compatibility System service bonus (SDL) EEG 2004 EEG 2008: ( 29 Sect. 2 sentence 4; 66 Sect. 1 No. 6 i.v.m.; 64 Sect. 1 No. 1) No provisions NEW: SDL bonus for new turbines: 0.5 ct/kwh on top of the initial remuneration NEW: Old turbines (commissioned after 1 Jan. 2002) receive an SDL bonus of 0.7 ct/kwh over five years if upgraded by 31 Dec. 2010.

EG 2008: Increased remuneration for offshore wind Offshore EEG 2004: 10 Sect.3 EEG 2008: 31 Initial remuneration (2009): 8.74 ct/kwh Basic remuneration (2009): 5.95 ct/kwh Degression: 2% p.a. Initial remuneration (2009): 13 ct/kwh NEW: Sprinter bonus on top of initial remuneration: 2 ct/kwh if commissioned before 31 Dec. 2015 Basic remuneration (2009): 3.50 ct/kwh Degression: 5% p.a. from 2015

EG 2008: Better conditions for operators in terms of power generation management Feed-in management EEG 2004: EEG 2008: ( 6, 11, 12 i.v.m; 66 Sect. 1) No financial compensation Preferential feed-in of renewable energy compared to fossil cogeneration Equal treatment of all renewables NEW: Turbines over 100 kw need to be equipped for remote reduction of supply and monitoring of actual supply (1/4-h). Old turbines (commissioned before 1 Jan. 2009) must comply from 1 Jan. 2011. NEW: Grid operators pay financial compensation based on agreements. NEW: Grid operators are charged with optimising feed-in management. NEW: fossil co-generation is included in preferential feed-in. NEW: Lower priority for regulating wind energy (same as PV and hydroelectric power).

EG 2008: Grid operators have a duty to extend and optimise the grid. Failure to comply may lay them open to claims for losses! Grid extension and losses EEG 2004: EEG 2008: 9 and 10 Duty to extend the grid. NEW: Grid operators are not only obliged to extend the grid, but also to optimise and enhance the existing grid. NEW: Failure to comply can lead to claims for losses by anyone willing (but unable) to feed in.

EG 2008: Clear rules for selling wind power on the stock exchange Direct marketing EEG 2004: EEG 2008: 17 Entry and exit at any time, but not accepted by transmission grid operators and Federal Network Agency (BNetzA). Entry and exit on a monthly basis. NEW: Marketing of partial amounts (fixed percentage of current output)

Perspectives of wind energy in Germany until 2020

German EU-target for renewable energy: 18 % until 2020 = More than 30 % renewable electricity until 2020 (Energy and Climate Programme end 2007 / EEG 2008)

Wind Energy in Germany data today and BWE projections for 2020 2007 2020 Installed capacity 22,247 MW 55,000 MW 45,000 MW onshore 10,000 MW offshore Number of turbines 19,460 20,000-25,000 Electricity generation 39.5 billion kwh 110 billion kwh Share in net electricity consumption 6.4 % 20-25 %

Claudia Grotz German WindEnergy Association (BWE) Marienstraße 19-20 D - 10117 Berlin Tel.: +49 / (0)30-28482-109 Fax: +49 / (0)30-28482-107 mailto: c.grotz@wind-energie.de