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Second law on measures to accelerate network expansion of electricity networks

enactedGermany· German Bundestag· DE

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21 December 2012

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26 July 2022

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Grid expansion needs as a result of the increasingly necessary transport of electricity over long distances through the expansion of renewable energies, the shutdown and construction of power plants, the avoidance of bottlenecks and cross-border electricity trading: determination of the energy industry necessity and the urgent need as well as shortening of the legal process to accelerate the planning and approval procedures for those contained in the federal requirements plan Network expansion projects at extra-high voltage transmission network level, determination of cross-state and cross-border new construction projects regarding the Network Expansion Acceleration Act (Transmission Network);<br /> Law on the Federal Requirements Plan (<span style="font-weight: bold">Federal Requirements Plan Act</span> - BBPlG) as Art. 1 of the template, amendment to Section 12e of the Energy Industry Act, Annex to the Energy Line Expansion Act and Section 50 of the Administrative Court Code<br /> <br /> <span style="font-weight: bold">Recommendation of the committee: </span>Differentiation between transnational and cross-border projects in the federal needs plan, editorial changes and corrections;<br /> Amendment to Sections 5b, 21c, 58a and 59 Energy Industry Act

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