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According to the DGS (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Sonnenenergie e.V. - German Solar Energy Society), the general conditions for solar thermal systems are more attractive than ever before, which is related to the market incentive programme (MAP) for solar thermal subsidies that was overhauled last year. After years of dwindling sales, the latest collector sales statistics from the German Solar Industry Association (BSW) and the German Heating Industry Association (BDH) show around 7 percent growth from November 2015 to March 2016. Certainly, the level is no longer very high due to the lean years, but there is once again an application backlog at BAFA for a long time. In addition to the financial incentives, the many programme components of the MAP are particularly interesting. Thanks to innovation funding, additional funding for process heat and solar houses, it has become much more attractive.
According to Ministerial Councillor Dr. Frank Heidrich in his introductory lecture at the 26th DGS Thermal Solar Energy Symposium in April 2016, the programme is being promoted by the BMWi in a "communication activation campaign". The DGS considers a merger with the Renewable Energies Heat Act in the course of the EnEV amendment to be a more suitable funding approach for solar thermal energy.
In the study "What does the energy turnaround cost?" by Fraunhofer ISEwhich deals with the ways to transform the German energy system by 2050, Prof. Dr Hans-Martin Henning concludes that economically good solutions are only possible with solar thermal energy.
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The use of solar energy is an important pillar in the energy mix of the future and for the concrete implementation of the energy transition. At the end of 2019, around 1.8 million solar power systems with an output of 49,873 megawatt peak (MWp) were installed across Germany. With around 45 billion kWh of climate-friendly electricity, these accounted for a share of just under eight percent of German electricity generation. This amount is mathematically sufficient to supply 12.8 million households with electrical energy for a year. The approximately 280,000 turbines installed in NRW had an output of around 5,300 megawatt peak.
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NRW's No. 1 energy state of the future: data, facts and figures
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The Kiel City Council will probably vote on the establishment of a municipal housing company on 19 September 2019. Initially, 1,000 apartments are to be built; in the long term, 4,000 new apartments are to be created.
The availability of affordable housing for people with low incomes is considerably limited, it said in justification. There was no sign of a change in the situation. A municipal housing company must enable the state capital to influence the housing market.
The Association of North German Housing Companies welcomed the decision of the council meeting. "The sale of KWG (Kieler Wohnungsbaugesellschaft) at the time is a creeping poison for Kiel's housing market that is having its full effect today, 18 years after the sale," said Association Director Andreas Breitner. "The city currently has little direct influence on the city's structural development and on creating much-needed affordable housing." It is good that the city is now correcting its mistake.
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