The German power market will change radically. The country is currently boosting power production from renewables after deciding to speed up the nuclear power phase-out following Japan’s Fukushima meltdown.

At the same time, electricity consumption is expected to stagnate in the coming years, and the consequently low price levels will take away any incentive to invest in new coal and gas-fired power plants in the future.

Nena’s German Power Market Outlook 2012-2035 is a scenario-based fundamental forecast that discusses the price implications of the changes in German power policy and makes detailed projections for investments in new generation capacity.

New in this edition is the presentation of an annual supply/demand balance, which complements among other things long run marginal cost calculations.

For more information, contact:

Arve Dahl Nielsen, tel: +47 22 31 41 11

Øyvind Søvik, tel: +47 22 31 41 18

post@nena.no