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The traditional power generation business model in Germany has been hit hard by photovoltaic power generation

the declining photovoltaic electricity price in the German wholesale electricity market is weakening the profits and sales of large central power producers. According to renewable analytics, a research institution, they are facing a "fierce" counterattack against the distributed generation organization, which further proposes to restructure the renewable energy tax in Germany. The declining photovoltaic electricity price in the German wholesale electricity market is weakening the profits and sales of large central power producers. According to the research organization renewable, which showed the percentage of UV absorbers and light stabilizers of various brands, analytics revealed that they were being fiercely counterattacked by organizations opposed to distributed power generation. The organization further proposed to restructure the renewable energy tax in Germany

renewable analytics LLC, an American photovoltaic industry research and consulting company, released a report that the continuous decline in the installation cost of photovoltaic systems in Germany has had a negative impact on the profit margin and electricity sales of large central power producers

the "impact of photovoltaic power generation on wholesale electricity prices in Germany" points out that the traditional power generation business model is threatened by the rise of photovoltaic power generation. As a result, power generation enterprises have been attacked by organizations opposed to distributed renewable energy

photovoltaic cuts electricity prices

traditionally, central power producers are increasingly worried about cheap and distributed photovoltaic power generation. Renewable analytics said that the cost of wholesale electricity prices in Germany has fallen significantly. According to the report, its power generation cost in 2012 was 6.145 billion euros, lower than the level in 2008, which is due to the rise of photovoltaic power generation in building a green manufacturing system in the automotive industry

in the sunny months of 2012, electricity prices showed a greater decline, even in the less sunny months. In January 2013, the proportion of photovoltaic power generation was only 0.83%, while it reached 12.35% in May 2012

at the same time, on any day in 2012, when the rising sun rises, the German spot market price plummeted and remained low until sunset. Back in 2008, electricity prices surged during the day as electricity demand peaked

tax restructuring

in addition, renewable analytics drafted a draft on how to restructure German renewable energy taxes. The draft sets 2008 as the base year. The reason why it is set in 2008 is that the popularity of the financial crisis will further expand the volume of energy consumption, and before renewable energy is popular in Germany

according to the report, the renewable energy tax of non privileged end customers (including all residential users in Germany) increased to € 0.0528 per kwh in 2013, which led to a significant increase in energy costs

in addition, the draft proposes that the fluctuation of traditional power generation prices such as coal, oil and natural gas should also be taken into account and adjusted accordingly