01.11.2012
German industry and commerce goes renewable
A growing number of German firms are making their own renewable power, and large power firms will see their business sufffer as a result -- but those who do not or cannot invest in renewables may also face higher grid fees as a result....
On Monday, German economics journal Manager Magazine reported in an article entitled "RWE, Eon and Co. losing key customers" that businesses across Germany are now covering their roofs with photovoltaics and installing wind turbines on their property – even without feed-in tariffs.....Nonetheless, the switch to directly consumed renewable power is not only good for the grid. While it does mean that more renewables can be installed without the grid having to be expanded, Manager Magazine confirms what Renewables International wrote in 2010 – grid fees are likely to increase if more people make power themselves but remain reliant upon the grid when demand exceeds the supply of wind power and solar power. Basically, the same grid infrastructure would need to be maintained for a smaller volume of power trading. The result would be greater profitability for firms and individuals that invest in renewables at the expense of those who can't or don't. (Craig Morris)
www.renewablesinternational.net/...es-renewable/150/407/58205/
da die aber auch sowas wie "quasi government agencies" sind, sollte deren auskommen, auch Dank unserer liberalen "Bürgerfreunde", "gesichert" sein....unabhängig von irgendwelchen Fehlern, wie zum Beispiel der Verkauf der Netze, weil man sich selbst zu Schade war, die bei 9% Rendite auszubauen...was man nun Tennet vorwirft...
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