German plan to limit solar growth

The new proposals in Germany relate to reducing support for small solar energy systems starting from 2027, which could lead to billions of euros in reduced investments and the loss of many jobs in the renewable energy sector. The adjustments include offering a guaranteed purchase rate for 36 months for solar devices up to 25 kilowatts, after which the electricity must be sold on the stock market with price fluctuations. Criticisms argue that these policies slow down the expansion of solar energy use, impose restrictions on its production—especially on rooftops—and create hurdles in achieving Germany's goal of increasing the renewable energy share to 80% by 2030.

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