Standing by Our German Partners Through the EEG Transition
As Germany moves through the transition of its Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG) ahead of the current framework’s expiry at the end of 2026, JinkoSolar is reaffirming what that means for our customers here: reliability, partnership, and local support you can count on.
What’s changing — and why it matters
Germany’s EEG reform, which must be finalized before the existing support framework expires at the end of 2026, is reshaping the conditions under which new solar installations are connected and remunerated. As with any period of regulatory change, market conditions may continue to evolve. That’s exactly why we believe clear information and a steady partner matter more than ever for anyone planning a project within the current framework.
Arda Kristaporyan, Head of Sales Central Europe: ‘Our priority is to stand alongside our German customers and partners through this transition. That means reliable delivery, consistent product quality, and a local team that understands the market as it evolves.'”
How we’re supporting the German market
- Reliable supply. Consistent module supply and delivery capacity to help customers plan and commission projects with confidence.
- Local presence. Local warehousing as well as logistics capability in the EU, keeping our partners close to the products and support they need.
- A team on the ground. A dedicated, on-the-ground European team supporting installers, EPCs and developers with market updates and project planning guidance — people who understand the needs of the European market.
- Long-term confidence. Product quality and warranty backing grounded in JinkoSolar’s standing as a bankable, financially reliable and established long-term player in the industry.
Twenty years in solar
2026 marks JinkoSolar’s 20th anniversary — two decades of experience, stability and commitment to the markets we serve, including Germany. That history is part of what lets us offer our partners a steady hand during periods of change.
We’re closely monitoring the EEG reform process and will keep our German customers and partners informed as further details are confirmed, through market updates and direct communications.
Arda Kristaporyan, Head of Sales Central Europe: ‘Regulatory change brings new questions, but it also brings the chance to plan together. We want to be the reliable partner our customers can count on, standing with them through that process.'”
Have questions about your project?
Whether you want to know more about current product availability, solutions, or how the EEG transition may affect your plans — our European team is here to talk it through.
Please contact us at: marketing@jinkosolar.eu