Germany plans to begin tenders in September to build new gas-fired power plants, according to a draft law seen by Bloomberg. The move is politically contested, facing pressure from the chancellor’s junior coalition partner, but it signals a policy step toward securing additional generation capacity. The near-term market impact is limited, though it could be relevant for European utilities, gas demand, and power infrastructure.
Germany plans to begin tenders in September to build new gas-fired power plants, according to a draft law seen by Bloomberg. The move is politically contested, facing pressure from the chancellor’s junior coalition partner, but it signals a policy step toward securing additional generation capacity. The near-term market impact is limited, though it could be relevant for European utilities, gas demand, and power infrastructure.
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