PV Tech reports that Germany's Bundesnetzagentur awarded 482 MW of solar-plus-storage capacity in its latest innovation tender. The result follows a prior round that attracted much stronger interest, with submitted volume falling to 749 MW for the July 2026 auction. The award still matters because Germany's innovation tenders remain one of Europe's clearest policy tools for pairing PV with storage and testing dispatchable renewable market design.
Source: PV Tech. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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