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The German EEG innovation tender offers attractive opportunities, especially for combinations of PV and wind onshore projects with battery storage. Here, too, bidders have an advantage if they precisely anticipate the bid structure to be as close as possible to the marginal price with their bid.
Based on extensive knowledge of the PV and wind project pipeline, the enervis auction model calculates stochastic forecasts for the auction results of the innovation tender.
Our experience on auction modelling shows: Auction studies play an important role in enabling market actors to assess the intensity of competition and optimise their own bid while considering the award probability.
Step 1: Project overview
Step 2: Bid value estimation
Step 3: Auction simulation
Step 4: Award chances
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