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Slides from our "Battery co-location in Europe: Why the hype hasn't hit deployment" webinar

Germany has quietly been progressing its coal exit over recent years with the expectation that new gas-fired generation capacity begins to step in from the early 2030s to make up the shortfall. However, continued delays to new gas tenders, industry-wide supply chain constraints and unprecedented turbine demand, cast doubt on the pace of Germany’s coal exit.

Germany is moving ahead with a new capacity tendering regime under the StromVKG legislation (BT-Drs. 21/6279, 8 June 2026). BNetzA has been running a series of webinars through June and July 2026 to walk the market through the mechanics, and the first bid deadline is already in September.

A good forecast shouldn’t just give you a number. It should tell you how confident to be in it, where the risks are skewed, and when the market is most likely to surprise you.