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Renewables Integration in Germany and France

As Europe steps deeper into the energy transition, two of its largest economies, Germany and France, are navigating a common pressure point: integrating rising volumes of wind and solar into very different market structures.

In this Montel eBook, we examine how these countries are dealing with growing volatility, falling capture prices, and the need for flexibility in their grids.

Why download this eBook?

  1. Understand the market effects of renewables growth From negative price hours to curtailment, both Germany and France are seeing renewables shake up their traditional market dynamics.
  2. Explore how nuclear, coal, and gas are evolving France continues to rely on nuclear as its backbone, while Germany accelerates its coal exit. See how these shifts influence prices, imports, and emissions.
  3. See how each system manages flexibility and risk Learn how system operators are dealing with intermittency and what role batteries, hydrogen, and demand-side response are expected to play.
  4. Compare two strategies for reaching Europe’s climate goals This report offers a side-by-side breakdown of national policies, capacity trends, and structural reforms shaping future outcomes.

What’s inside?

  • Annual generation, demand, and price data for both markets

  • Clear breakdowns of capacity additions, interconnector flows, and energy mix

  • Commentary on future market risks, including cross-border dynamics and policy signals

  • Charts and visuals to guide your understanding

Download the report now to gain a clearer view of how Germany and France are integrating renewables and what their experience means for the wider European market.