Grid operators recommend splitting German power price zone, industry disagrees
European transmission system operators (TSOs) have recommended that Germany split its single electricity price zone into up to five bidding zones. This should maximise economic efficiency across the whole market area, ensuring security of supply and reducing costs. Party leaders in the country's south and industry groups reject the idea amid fears it would drive costs up under already challenging circumstances.
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