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How much wind, solar and battery storage capacity is registered in Germany by state and district as of November 15, 2026?

83.60 GW of wind, 132.95 GW of solar and 29.02 GW of battery storage in operation in the Marktstammdatenregister as of November 15, 2026, broken down by state, district, size class and commissioning year — every figure links to the page that recomputes it.

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How much wind, solar and storage capacity does the German Marktstammdatenregister list as of November 15, 2026?
As of November 15, 2026 the register lists 32,307 wind power units in operation with 83.60 GW and 8,825 units registered as planned with 55.29 GW; 6,496,511 solar PV units in operation with 132.95 GW and 67,667 units registered as planned with 9.90 GW; 2,900,229 battery storage units in operation with 29.02 GW and 30,963 units registered as planned with 13.50 GW. Each figure links to the page that breaks it down by state and district.
Which German states have the most wind, solar and storage capacity in operation as of November 15, 2026?
Niedersachsen leads in wind power with 14.70 GW in operation. The five largest states per energy source, each linking to its district breakdown:
Which districts have the most wind and solar capacity in operation as of November 15, 2026?
The ten districts (Landkreise) with the most wind and solar capacity in operation. District is the register's own assignment of each unit; offshore wind is listed under the exclusive economic zone without a district. Each district links to its unit list, size classes, years and operators:
How much wind, solar and storage capacity was commissioned in Germany in 2026 so far compared with 2025?
Units with a commissioning date in 2026 (to the export of November 15, 2026) against the full year 2025, by energy source; the year columns on each energy source page show the last twenty years:
Which were the largest wind, solar and storage units commissioned in Germany in the 90 days to November 15, 2026?
The largest units with a commissioning date between August 17 and November 15, 2026; capacity links to the unit's record in FACTANKER, the unit to its entity page, the district to its register page:
How did the register change between November 8 and November 15, 2026?
Between the exports of November 8 and November 15, 2026 the register changed by wind power +31 units and +230.1 MW in operation, solar PV +21,064 units and +310.7 MW in operation, battery storage +18,348 units and +279.4 MW in operation. Changes include new registrations, status changes and corrections of earlier entries.
What do these register figures show, and what do they not show?
Figures come from the weekly full export of the Marktstammdatenregister, the official register in which every electricity generating unit in Germany must be entered. Counts and capacity are sums over all registered units by state, district, size class, status and commissioning year. Register entries are made by operators and checked by grid operators with delay, so recent months are incomplete and earlier entries can change. Capacity is gross capacity (Bruttoleistung); planned means registered with status 'In Planung'. The district is the register's own field and is not corrected by FACTANKER. Private individuals are never named (FACTANKER rule: no natural persons). Source record: Marktstammdatenregister; licence Datenlizenz Deutschland – Namensnennung – Version 2.0.

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What this covers. Every wind turbine, solar installation and battery storage unit registered in the Marktstammdatenregister (MaStR) of the Bundesnetzagentur, full data export of November 15, 2026, read weekly. Counts and capacity cover all units including small rooftop and balcony systems; unit lists cover all wind turbines and solar and storage units over 100 kW. Capacity is gross capacity as registered. Every figure links to the page that recomputes it from the register (by state, district, size class, commissioning year, status and operator), to the capacity record of a unit, or to a calculation page. Units operated by private individuals carry no name or operator. Hub: Germany renewables by district.

How much wind, solar and storage capacity does the German Marktstammdatenregister list as of November 15, 2026?

As of November 15, 2026 the register lists 32,307 wind power units in operation with 83.60 GW and 8,825 units registered as planned with 55.29 GW; 6,496,511 solar PV units in operation with 132.95 GW and 67,667 units registered as planned with 9.90 GW; 2,900,229 battery storage units in operation with 29.02 GW and 30,963 units registered as planned with 13.50 GW. Each figure links to the page that breaks it down by state and district.

Which German states have the most wind, solar and storage capacity in operation as of November 15, 2026?

Niedersachsen leads in wind power with 14.70 GW in operation. The five largest states per energy source, each linking to its district breakdown:

Wind power

StateUnits in operationCapacity in operationShare of national capacityPlanned capacity
Niedersachsen6,44514.70 GW17.6 %11.63 GW
Ausschließliche Wirtschaftszone1,72511.16 GW13.3 %1.32 GW
Schleswig-Holstein3,67910.20 GW12.2 %3.16 GW
Nordrhein-Westfalen4,08610.19 GW12.2 %13.33 GW
Brandenburg4,1319.66 GW11.6 %5.86 GW

Solar PV

StateUnits in operationCapacity in operationShare of national capacityPlanned capacity
Bayern1,449,49135.22 GW26.5 %2.61 GW
Baden-Württemberg1,035,72616.55 GW12.4 %592.4 MW
Nordrhein-Westfalen1,205,63716.21 GW12.2 %687.5 MW
Niedersachsen739,51212.03 GW9.0 %830.6 MW
Brandenburg196,79610.41 GW7.8 %1.50 GW

Battery storage

StateUnits in operationCapacity in operationShare of national capacityPlanned capacity
Bayern568,6505.28 GW18.2 %1.95 GW
Baden-Württemberg456,7224.89 GW16.9 %736.0 MW
Nordrhein-Westfalen575,0214.62 GW15.9 %1.69 GW
Niedersachsen358,9562.91 GW10.0 %619.6 MW
Sachsen101,3742.08 GW7.2 %2.94 GW

Which districts have the most wind and solar capacity in operation as of November 15, 2026?

The ten districts (Landkreise) with the most wind and solar capacity in operation. District is the register's own assignment of each unit; offshore wind is listed under the exclusive economic zone without a district. Each district links to its unit list, size classes, years and operators:

Wind power

DistrictStateUnits in operationCapacity in operation
ohne LandkreisAusschließliche Wirtschaftszone1,72511.16 GW
NordfrieslandSchleswig-Holstein1,0092.63 GW
DithmarschenSchleswig-Holstein9032.39 GW
UckermarkBrandenburg6591.75 GW
PaderbornNordrhein-Westfalen5201.44 GW
EmslandNiedersachsen5271.43 GW
Schleswig-FlensburgSchleswig-Holstein5261.41 GW
PrignitzBrandenburg5551.23 GW
AurichNiedersachsen6281.10 GW
DiepholzNiedersachsen4111.04 GW

Solar PV

DistrictStateUnits in operationCapacity in operation
Märkisch-OderlandBrandenburg17,7151.52 GW
Mecklenburgische SeenplatteMecklenburg-Vorpommern16,6131.51 GW
LeipzigSachsen37,6461.48 GW
Ludwigslust-ParchimMecklenburg-Vorpommern16,7811.27 GW
EmslandNiedersachsen49,4931.11 GW
AnsbachBayern36,3311.10 GW
PassauBayern40,9951.07 GW
BorkenNordrhein-Westfalen52,9641.01 GW
Neumarkt i.d. OPf.Bayern20,4951.01 GW
RegensburgBayern39,684970.0 MW

How much wind, solar and storage capacity was commissioned in Germany in 2026 so far compared with 2025?

Units with a commissioning date in 2026 (to the export of November 15, 2026) against the full year 2025, by energy source; the year columns on each energy source page show the last twenty years:

Energy sourceUnits 2026Capacity 2026Units 2025Capacity 2025
Wind power1,0086.58 GW1,1195.82 GW
Solar PV772,74215.05 GW910,73817.43 GW
Battery storage589,5695.78 GW572,2504.24 GW

Which were the largest wind, solar and storage units commissioned in Germany in the 90 days to November 15, 2026?

The largest units with a commissioning date between August 17 and November 15, 2026; capacity links to the unit's record in FACTANKER, the unit to its entity page, the district to its register page:

UnitEnergy sourceDistrictCapacityCommissionedOperator
Nordenham I Teil BSolar PVWesermarsch76.6 MW2026-09-23Nordenhamer Solarpark GmbH
PVA BergholzSolar PVVorpommern-Greifswald57.8 MW2026-09-02AD Bergholz GmbH
SchönefeldSolar PVDahme-Spreewald47.6 MW2026-09-24Elysium Solar Schönefeld GmbH
BESS Manheimer Bucht 1Battery storageRhein-Erft-Kreis40.0 MW2026-10-21RWE Wind Onshore & PV Deutschland GmbH
Gumtow_SO2 PVSolar PVPrignitz32.7 MW2026-08-17SPG Solarpark Gumtow GmbH
unit operated by a private individualBattery storageSchwarzwald-Baar-Kreis32.0 MW2026-11-06private individual
Gut Schulze-Aden Solarkraftwerk GmbHSolar PVWarendorf30.5 MW2026-08-20Gut Schulze-Aden Solarkraftwerk GmbH
Solarpark Lachendorf Sonst. DirektvermarktungSolar PVCelle29.3 MW2026-09-18MMR Solar Lachendorf GmbH & Co. KG
Gumtow_SO3/4 PVSolar PVPrignitz29.3 MW2026-08-18SPG Solarpark Gumtow GmbH
EmsBattery storageLeer20.7 MW2026-10-26Obton Weener GmbH & Co. KG
PVA SchmidthachenbachSolar PVBirkenfeld20.6 MW2026-10-26solargrün Schmidthachenbach GmbH & Co. KG
Gumtow_SO2 SpeicherBattery storagePrignitz20.4 MW2026-08-17SPG Solarpark Gumtow GmbH
Gumtow_SO3/4 SpeicherBattery storagePrignitz20.4 MW2026-08-18SPG Solarpark Gumtow GmbH
PVA Saalfeld EEGSolar PVAltmarkkreis Salzwedel20.0 MW2026-10-31Sunovis Projekt 56 GmbH & Co. KG
UW Kagers Ost BA 1 - Solarpark Steinach - MünsterSolar PVStraubing-Bogen20.0 MW2026-09-15GSW Netz GmbH

How did the register change between November 8 and November 15, 2026?

Between the exports of November 8 and November 15, 2026 the register changed by wind power +31 units and +230.1 MW in operation, solar PV +21,064 units and +310.7 MW in operation, battery storage +18,348 units and +279.4 MW in operation. Changes include new registrations, status changes and corrections of earlier entries.

What do these register figures show, and what do they not show?

Figures come from the weekly full export of the Marktstammdatenregister, the official register in which every electricity generating unit in Germany must be entered. Counts and capacity are sums over all registered units by state, district, size class, status and commissioning year. Register entries are made by operators and checked by grid operators with delay, so recent months are incomplete and earlier entries can change. Capacity is gross capacity (Bruttoleistung); planned means registered with status 'In Planung'. The district is the register's own field and is not corrected by FACTANKER. Private individuals are never named (FACTANKER rule: no natural persons). Source record: Marktstammdatenregister; licence Datenlizenz Deutschland – Namensnennung – Version 2.0.

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Germany renewables by district (hub)Wind power by state and districtSolar PV by state and districtBattery storage by state and district
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