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German transmission operators publish when their stations open for new load, in bands from 2029, rather than headroom today.
- What is published
- Forward connection bands at transmission stations
- Sources read
- 6
- Last read
- 25 September 2026
Live map
Germany's figures are in the signed-in portal. The sources behind them are listed below.
The map shows the grid's setting; figures appear once you sign in.Figures as read 25 September 2026
What Germany publishes
- Free connection capacity per transmission station and year, from 50Hertz, Amprion and TransnetBW
- Every plant of 1 MW and more, from the Marktstammdatenregister
What it doesn't
- Present-day headroom: the bands start in 2029 and are never shown as current capacity
- An applicant queue
Sources
50Hertz
Substation-level available, requested, and reserved load and generation capacity in the 50Hertz zoneAmprion
Ten named Amprion substations with qualitative connection availability and earliest commissioning yearBundesnetzagentur Marktstammdatenregister
Germany's electricity units of 1 MW and more (about 55,000 of the register's millions; rooftop and small units are not fetched) with operator, grid operator and stable location numbersENTSO-E Transparency Platform
Hourly bidding-zone telemetry across 14 European countries: prices, actual load, generation by type, imbalance pricesTenneT TSO GmbH
Quarter-hourly physical load flows across six TenneT Germany bordersTransnetBW
Interactive substation-level connection map for the TransnetBW zone, not a static PDF publication