No new German state-ordered hard coal closures from 2027 as market set to phase out sufficient capacity, says govt

Published 13:43 on September 2, 2024  /  Last updated at 13:43 on September 2, 2024  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

The German government said Monday that it will not need to order hard-coal plant closures from 2027 related to the tender process, with enough capacity already set to be taken offline due to market-driven forces, or already-implemented ban orders, in line with a legislated phaseout timeline.
The German government said Monday that it will not need to order hard-coal plant closures from 2027 related to the tender process, with enough capacity already set to be taken offline due to market-driven forces, or already-implemented ban orders, in line with a legislated phaseout timeline.


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