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@Gideon37 Report is available: https://www.bundesnetzagentur.de/SharedDocs/Pressemitteilungen/DE/2025/20250103_smard.html Renewables at 59%. Please also resolve the other options.

Also pinging @mods as creator is probably not around anymore. I think all remaining options resolve No, except not sure about the "Gap to the grid...", but presumably @marktwse knows.

@Primer resolved the 3 NOs. having issues getting the data on grid expansion. some articles are talking about projects stuck in limbo, others talk about how much has been approved, but I cant find data on the 2023 goals vs the 2024 shortfall

@Stralor okay, wait the 2023 goal was "more than 7500 km"

digging more...

@Stralor okay looks like the current running total is 16,800 km they want to approve. 2024 brought the total approved to 2,700. so do we use the 2023 target of ~7,500 or the up to date 16,800? and is the gap built or is the approved amount what we're measuring? I could go YES or NO here depending on all that

@Stralor ( https://www.bundesnetzagentur.de/SharedDocs/Pressemitteilungen/EN/2024/20241227_NetzausbauBilanz.html )

Bundesnetzagentur - Press - Looking back at 2024: energy transition makes further progress – significant steps forward in grid expansion

@marktwse What did you have in mind?

@Stralor Thanks!

@Primer Alright I've looked at the other comments. Looks like we're counting the built grid, not just the planned and approved grid. Even with the original 2023 numbers that falls short. Resolving.

@Gideon37 What source will you use for the 60% of gross electrical consumption? (Have been looking at the zeit.de Energiemonitor, but they seem to differ from their source, the Fraunhofer ISE (or I just couldn't find the correct data there))

@Primer you can find Bundesnetzagentur‘s monitoring report below, I intend to base the resolution on the report for 2024

@Gideon37 The 13GW solar energy construction goal can resolve Yes:

https://www.zeit.de/wirtschaft/energiemonitor-strompreis-gaspreis-erneuerbare-energien-ausbau

@Primer done

https://www.bundesrechnungshof.de/SharedDocs/Kurzmeldungen/EN/2024/energiewende-en.html

Currently "grid expansion is 6,000 kilometres and seven years behind schedule."

Germany's net electricity generation was slighter lower in 2022 due to a drop in consumption. The share of renewables in gross electricity consumption was 45%, up from 40% in 2021. –Monitoring report 2023 from Bundesnetzagentur

I assume this is the metric we aim for with "total energy consumption".

@marktwse Yes, gross electricity consumption.