Germany's grid-first turn: What the grid package means for investment

3 September, 2026

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Germany is Europe’s largest electricity market and one of its most developed renewable-energy markets. Its latest grid reform recognises that network capacity, rather than generation, is becoming the binding constraint on decarbonisation, pointing to a larger role for institutional capital, new financing models and grid assets as a distinct infrastructure investment class.

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