EnBW urges invest­ment-friendly power grid fees in Germany’s AgNes reform response

• EnBW urged Germany’s grid regulator to keep the AgNes power grid tariff reform investable, warning complexity could derail implementation.
• Called for deeper review of nationwide distribution grid tariffs, citing over 800 regional tariffs as opaque and inefficient.
• Sought investor protection for storage projects relying on statutory grid-fee exemptions if commissioned before mid-2029.
• Questioned feed-in charges, warning higher financing costs could undermine new generation project economics.
• Criticized 15-minute dynamic grid tariffs as unpredictable and costly to run, favoring regional connection charges to steer siting decisions.

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