The cost of grid constraints: How FCAs are reshaping BESS economics in Germany
Grid access for battery storage in Germany is no longer a simple yes or no
A growing set of operational constraints, from capacity limits and ramp rate restrictions to scheduling freezes and ancillary service limitations, is fundamentally changing how assets can operate and earn.
For investors and developers, this introduces a new layer of complexity. Revenues are no longer driven by market opportunity alone, but by how these constraints interact with Flexible Connection Agreements (FCAs), shaping dispatch, limiting flexibility and increasing uncertainty.
In this webinar, we take a data-driven look at how FCAs affect BESS project economics in Germany. We will explore what these constraints mean for revenue potential, how risks are being allocated across the value chain, and what this means for financing and investment decisions.
Why attend?
Join us to understand how to quantify these impacts and navigate an increasingly constrained and evolving market.
The cost of grid constraints: How FCAs are reshaping BESS economics in Germany
Watch on demandMeet the speakers
Christina Hepp
Director Strategy, green flexibility
Gerrit Lühring
Senior Manager ESS Infrastructure and Utility Scale, BVES