BNetzA's draft decision points to grid fees of roughly EUR 4 to EUR 7 per kW per year from August 4, 2029, with an example value of EUR 5.14/kW/year based on 2022-2026 data. It also plans dynamic, location-variable grid fees from 2030 to 2033 that could be positive or negative. For German solar and storage developers, the details matter because grid charges can materially change project economics and dispatch behaviour in a rapidly expanding BESS market.
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