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I don't understand "in Germany only 40% is determined by market factors". Do you mean that 60% of the price consists of taxes?
by hollerith 1y ago
I don't understand "in Germany only 40% is determined by market factors". Do you mean that 60% of the price consists of taxes?
- k_g_b_ 1y agoAll kinds of fees (e.g. for the grid) and taxes, yes. It differs by year and depending on which surcharges were added/removed through laws. E.g. one part was for renewable subsidies and that's been removed in '22. 40% source is here (German, slide 7) https://www.bdew.de/media/documents/BDEW_Strompreisanalyse_072025_1.pdf https://www.bdew.de/media/documents/BDEW_Strompreisanalyse_0... Consumer prices are now down to below 0.30 €/kwh again for new contracts (takes a few clicks for anyone) - they were mostly high previously because of Russia's war. This influence on electricity production was removed.