Bundesnetzagentur received 125 bids totaling 238 MW for the June 1 tender and selected 108 bids after exclusions. Winning bids ranged from EUR 0.0084/kWh to EUR 0.10/kWh, while the weighted average award price rose to EUR 0.0972/kWh. The result matters because Germany’s distributed commercial solar segment is still clearing below tender volume despite policy support and a mature installer base.
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