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Germany has the EU’s biggest battery pipeline. Ember's new analysis sets out the state of play. Over 2.5 GW of large-scale batteries are operational in Germany, more than double two years ago, and around a quarter of the EU total. The announced pipeline is 10.5 GW / 26.3 GWh. One in six German homeowners already has a home battery, and 30% are considering one in the next five years.

If Germany's announced battery pipeline had been operational in 2025, it could have avoided around a third of the 8 TWh of wind and solar curtailed last year. This level of curtailment underscores why closing nuclear plants was viewed as a step to speed up the transition; their inflexible "always-on" nature often crowded the grid, forcing renewables to be switched off during peak production. By removing this baseload "clog," Germany paved the way for a more flexible system where batteries can now capture that excess green energy.

The estimated savings from this shift are significant: roughly €0.8 billion in redispatch costs and avoided gas purchases—more than the cost of the batteries themselves. Had Germany deployed its current battery pipeline in 2025, it could have avoided those €800 million in gas purchases and redispatch costs.

“Amid Germany’s current fossil fuels crisis, eliminating policy barriers to batteries and other non-fossil flexibility solutions will fortify energy security and prevent costly long-term reliance on gas imports,” notes report co-author, Ember’s Beatrice Petrovich.

“We are seeing a sharp rise in demand for battery storage systems among local authorities and private households. The focus now must be on creating the right framework conditions to ensure that investment plans can become a reality – in terms of cost-efficiency, flexibility and security of supply,” adds Clara Mewes, report co-author from Initiative Klimaneutrales Deutschland (IKND).

https://ember-energy.org/latest-insights/germanys-battery-opportunity/

Hat jemand ne Idee, wieso ich aktuell nicht lade? "Warten auf Sonne" ist bei dem wechselhaften Wetter auch eher relativ, aber ich speise doch schließlich ein.

Ansonsten wie zu sehen:
* voller Speicher
* minimaler Ladestrom von 6A eingestellt
* Fahrzeug ja ganz offensichtlich erkannt, habe auch schon NFC-Karte ausprobiert und zusätzliche Authentifizierung de-/aktiviert
* Netzeinspeisung von 6,76KW
* an der zweiten Wallbox hängt aktuell auch kein Fahrzeug

Dieses „Werk“ sticht in der Sammlung aus dem Nachlass meines Großvaters etwas hervor. Meine Mutter weiß nur, dass es den schon in ihrer Kindheit gab. Mich erinnert das Ding irgendwie an einen Schneemann. Qualität ist eher „selbstgetöpfert“, dagegen spricht ja aber der Deckel.

Ist das irgendeine schreckliche „Kunst“ der 60er/70er?