AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRenewables Security: More than 8,500 internet-connected systems monitoring European wind and solar sites could expose infrastructure to cyberattacks. The findings underline a risk for Germany’s energy transition, though the report gives no German site total. Wind Power: Nordex booked 2.81 GW of turbine orders in the third quarter, up 29.5% year on year, with Germany among its leading markets. Orders signal future demand, not installed capacity. Energy Storage: Germany’s Intilion and China’s CATL are targeting up to 3 GWh of sodium-ion storage projects across Germany, Austria and Switzerland over five years; the goal is not yet a confirmed delivery commitment. Green Hydrogen: EWE and VERBUND plan a major hydrogen hub, while EWE is set to supply Hamburg-based tesa with 500 tonnes of green hydrogen annually to cut plant emissions. Environmental Rules: German Christian Democrats are pressing the EU for broad deregulation, including exemptions from environmental protections for defence.
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