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Wind And Solar Power Generation Accounts For More Than 50 percent ! Changes in Germany's Electricity Pattern in January-February

Mar 23, 2022Lämna ett meddelande

Renewables accounted for more than half of Germany's electricity generation in January and February this year, driven by favorable weather conditions.


In the first quarter of 2022, Germany generated 74.5 billion kWh of renewable energy, an increase of nearly 25 percent year-on-year, according to new analysis by the Solar Energy and Hydrogen Research Center in Baden-Württemberg and the Federal Association for Energy and Water Management (BDEW).


The "unusually windy" start of the year, especially in February, pushed the share of renewables to 47 percent and 62 percent of electricity consumption in January and February, respectively, with record wind power in February.


In the first quarter of this year, solar photovoltaics contributed 9.6 billion kWh, and March's solar radiation was above average.




Under första kvartalet 2022 nådde energiproduktionen av tyska solenergiprojekt 9,6 miljarder kWh


The analysis found that in the two months at the beginning of the year, renewable energy accounted for 54 percent of Germany's total electricity consumption.


"The high share of renewables in the first few months of the year should not obscure the fact that the expansion of renewables is too slow," said Kerstin Andreae, chairman of the BDEW executive committee.


Andreae said that with the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, rapid independence from fossil fuels was crucial, and the move to expand renewable energy was "more urgent than ever."


Tidigare denna månad, i ett försök att minska beroendet av rysk olja, satte Tyskland upp ett mål att påskynda utvecklingen av sol- och vindprojekt för att uppnå 100 procent förnybar el till 2035. Då, av den installerade förnybara energikapaciteten, kommer solenergin att vara 200 GW.


Andreae added: "In order to provide more space for wind turbines and photovoltaic systems, we need a faster planning and approval process."


Similar comments were made by the solar industry association Bundesverband Solarwirtschaft (BSW) earlier this year. The association has called for additional barriers to be "broken" if Germany wants to reach 200GW of solar capacity by 2030.


In addition, the government has launched an initiative to support the construction of solar energy projects on agricultural land to consolidate Germany's agricultural photovoltaic projects.


Förra året ledde Tyskland EU med 5,3 GW installerad solcellskapacitet. I slutet av 2021 har Tyskland nästan 60 GW installerad kapacitet. För att uppfylla 2030-målet måste Tyskland mer än tredubbla sin årliga installerade solcellskapacitet.


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