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Only solar bids have been successful in Germany鈥檚 first joint solar and onshore wind auction for renewables support, said the Federal Network Agency (BNetzA) in a press release. 鈥淚n competition, it simply is the technology that offers the lowest costs that wins. However, for the success of the energy transition, a mix of the different technologies is necessary,鈥� said BNetzA president Jochen Homann. Thirty-two of the 54 entered bids for a total of 210 megawatts were successful. The average support rate for all successful bidders was 4.67 eurocents per kilowatt hour (ct/kWh), higher than that of the last purely solar auction (4.33 ct/kWh). The results showed that 鈥渟olar energy in Germany is very competitive at the moment,鈥� said Thomas Barei脽, parliamentary state secretary in the economy ministry, in a statement. He also called for 鈥渁 balanced mix of renewables production technologies overall鈥�. In March, the solar and wind industries had both opposed joint auctions, arguing that the technologies have different cost structures.
Think tank Agora Energiewende* called for auctions for combined wind and solar facilities in the future instead. "This way, costs can be reduced because there is a joint use of the necessary grid infrastructure and the land," said director Patrick Graichen in a statement.

Find the press release in German .

For background, read the 威力彩玩法 news digest item Germany launches joint onshore wind and solar tender, including 鈥済rid component,鈥� and the dossier Onshore wind power in Germany.

*Like the 威力彩玩法, Agora Energiewende is funded by the Stiftung Mercator and the European Climate Foundation.