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The EEG subsidy rates for PV systems above 750 kWp are determined in auction procedures. The awards are made according to the pay-as-bid procedure. This means that bidders have an advantage if they anticipate the bidding structure precisely in order to be as close as possible to the highest acceptance value.
Based on extensive knowledge of the PV project pipeline, the enervis PV auction model is used to calculate stochastic forecasts for the auction results.
Example: Stochastic bidding curve of the auction simulation
Our long and broad experience in auction modelling shows Auction studies play an important role in enabling market players to assess the intensity of competition and to optimise their own bids in consideration of the probability of winning.
The methodical procedure of PV auction modelling is divided into four steps:
Step 1: Project Overview
Step 2: Bid Value Estimation
Step 3: Auction Simulation
Step 4: Chances of Winning the Award
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