Germany’s
parliament
late
last
year
passed
legislation
designed
to
ease
the
grid-connection
issues.
The
law
caps
the
liability
facing
transmission
system
operators
(TSOs)
–
principally
TenneT
–
in
the
event
of
delays
or
damage
to
links.
The
industry
hopes
this
will
finally
persuade
pension
funds,
insurance
companies
and
other
institutional
investors
to
start
pumping
capital
into
the
sector.
Despite
the
delays,
Germany
will
meet
its
target
to
build
10GW
of
offshore
wind
capacity
by
2020,
and
25GW
by
2030,
Hans-Joachim
Otto,
vice
minister
for
economics,
told
a
conference
in
Hannover.
But
the…
