1. Local Renewables Freiburg 2007 June 14, 2007 Tobias Kelm Centre for Solar Energy and Hydrogen Research Renewable Energy Law: Stimulating Investment in Germany
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4. Development and goals of renewable electricity in Germany Source: Renewable Energy in Figures, BMU (2007) at least 12.5% by 2010 at least 20% by 2020 Goals:
5. Development of RES-E Generation in Germany Source: Renewable Energy in Figures, BMU (2007) amended EEG
8. Development of annual remuneration Source: Association of German network operators (2007) amended EEG *Figures for 2006 provisional Remuneration = total costs (of which approximately 50% are differential costs)
9. Electricity Bill 2006 Total: €0.194/kWh Source: BMU (2007) Approximately €2 per month for a typical 3-person household
10. Turnover from investment and operation in 2006 Source: BMU (2007) € 11.3 billion from investment in construction of RES-plants € 10.3 billion from operating RES-plants
11. Employees in the renewable energy sector Source: BMU (2007) Employees in the RES-E-sector: 124,000 in 2006 (98,000 in 2004)
12. Feed-in tariff and Quota Feed-in tariff Quota Tax incentives / Investment grants Other system SE FI LA LT PL CZ HU AT DE DK UK IE ES PT IT MT CY GR FR NL BE LU EE BE SI SK Dominating support schemes for RES-E in the EU A clear majority of EU countries use feed-in tariffs as a main instrument Source: Feed-In Cooperation
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