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How are the TSO’s marketing costs – which are deducted from operators of plants that are no longer eligible for subsidies – calculated? Here you will find the forecasting methodology and the basis for calculating the deduction amount for previous years.
Since 2022, anyone claiming a feed-in tariff for installations that are no longer eligible for support must bear the costs of marketing themselves, as set by the transmission system operators in accordance with statutory requirements (Section 53(4) of the Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG)).
Onshore wind turbines that had reached the end of their subsidy period were eligible, under certain conditions, for a surcharge on the feed-in tariff – find out more here.