Energy - Chambers of trade criticize energy policy
The Chambers of Crafts of Eastern Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Schwerin have accused the Federal Network Agency of an unplanned and non-transparent energy policy. On Thursday, they referred to new rules that will apply from January. According to these, grid operators will be allowed to restrict heat pumps and charging stations in the event of overload. This is once again a symptom of an often hectic and short-sighted energy policy and proof that the majority of low-voltage grids are not yet designed for the rapid growth in heat pumps and charging facilities, the chambers said.
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- The Chamber of Crafts in Rostock, located in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, has joined the criticism towards the Federal Network Agency's energy policy.
- In eastern Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Schwerin, heat pumps could potentially face restrictions due to the energy policy of the Federal Network Agency in areas with heavy grid load.
- The Chamber of Crafts in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern believes that the energy policy of the Federal Network Agency is not designed for the rapid growth in heat pump and charging station installations.
- The Federal Network Agency's decision to enable restrictions on heat pumps and charging stations during overload is considered a symptom of an unplanned and non-transparent energy policy in the eyes of the Crafts Chamber.
- The Chamber of Crafts in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Schwerin calls on the Federal Network Agency to revise its energy policy to better accommodate the growing demand for heat pumps and charging stations.
Source: www.stern.de
