On the ongoing German court case between PreussenElektra and Vattenfall regarding the transfer of residual amounts of electricity from the nuclear power plant Krümmel.
PreussenElektra has sued Vattenfall for free transfer of 44 terawatt hours of residual amounts of electricity from the Krümmel nuclear power plant. Vattenfall is basically prepared to transfer these residual amounts of electricity, but only against payment of a reasonable sales price. This complies with the requirements of the German Atomic Energy Act, which demands operators to market their residual amounts of electricity at reasonable conditions.
Vattenfall and PreussenElektra have now agreed to settle the injunction proceedings and, upon PreussenElektra’s request, to transfer 10 terawatt hours residual amounts of electricity from the nuclear power plant Krümmel to the nuclear power plant Grohnde.
The purchase price is to be paid back should by non-appealable ruling in the ongoing main proceedings PreussenElektra’s view be confirmed that at least 10 TWh had to be transferred for free.
The application for an injunction has been withdrawn by PreussenElektra.
In the main proceedings, the first instance, the Regional Court of Hamburg will decide on 29.08.2019.
See also
Vattenfall selects suppliers on the journey towards new nuclear power
Another step has now been taken on the path towards new nuclear power, as Vattenfall has decided to proceed with American company GE Vernova and British company Rolls-Royce SMR.
First six months 2025: Investments today – for a fossil-free future
Electricity prices in the Nordic region fell during the first half of 2025 and Vattenfall’s total electricity generation declined. Despite this, Vattenfall reports an improved underlying ope...
The Biotest Lake – a unique place for both sea eagles and climate researchers
The water in the Biotest Lake is 10 degrees above average all year round. The temperature difference, due to the heated cooling water from the nuclear power plant in Forsmark, enables resear...