What is Germany's MiSpeL regulation? How to model MiSpeL in 2026
Co-located solar and battery storage projects in Germany are set to benefit from the new MiSpeL regulation.
In this video, we explain how MiSpeL changes the rules for co-located generation, storage, and bi-directional charging, including the flat rate (Pauschaloption) and delineation (Abgrenzungsoption) options, quarter-hour energy flow allocation, and netting of PV exports against grid imports. You’ll see how these changes unlock greater operational flexibility, multi-market optimisation, and new revenue opportunities for solar-plus-battery projects.
We also demonstrate how Gridcog can model MiSpeL scenarios, showing impacts on dispatch, revenue streams, levies, and avoided charges. Practical examples include direct solar export, stored solar export, and battery import/export from the grid, helping developers and investors make informed decisions and optimise project performance.
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