GridGraph / Weekly brief · 2026-09-13 / Top changes to watch

New planned asset
Critical priority100

This score estimates how much a registry change may be worth investigating — it is not a probability, a financial estimate, or a confirmed commercial opportunity.

What this score is built from

  • Change type (18-35 pts): the kind of registry change — for example a new planned asset or a capacity increase — has a fixed base weight.
  • Registered capacity (0-35 pts): larger registered MW earns more points, in tiers at 0 MW / 10 MW / 50 MW / 100 MW.
  • Magnitude of change (0-30 pts): for changes with a measurable size — a capacity delta or a delay in days — a larger change earns more points, up to a cap.

New planned 850.8 MW Gasturbinen mit nachgeschalteter Dampfturbine in Gundremmingen, Bayern

Gundremmingen, Bayern

Asset typeGasturbinen mit nachgeschalteter Dampfturbine
Energy carrierErdgas
Registered operatorRWE Generation SE

Commercial interpretation

A newly registered planned asset of this size may warrant early investigation for equipment, construction, grid or professional-services opportunities.

Change summary

Combined registered capacity across grouped units
979.85 MW
Registered units
29
First observed
2026-09-11
Registered capacity
850.8 MW
Asset type
Gasturbinen mit nachgeschalteter Dampfturbine
Energy carrier
Erdgas
Location
Gundremmingen, Bayern
Registered operator
RWE Generation SE
Operating status
In Planung

Underlying registrations

GridGraph explains what changed here; each registration below links out to its own official MaStR record for independent verification. This is a group-level view — official links are unit-level evidence.

Underlying registrations (29)

Grouping basis

Grouping basisConservative municipality/operator/category grouping
These registrations are grouped for presentation because they share location/operator/category characteristics. GridGraph does not assert that this grouping represents one canonical development project.

Snapshot transition

First tracked snapshot → 11 Sept 2026

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