The regulator published a working state, not a final determination
Germany’s Bundesnetzagentur published the current working state of its MiSpeL determination on 5 August 2026. The release includes the working tenor plus documents for the separation and flat-rate options and is explicitly intended to give the market early information.
MiSpeL concerns market integration of storage and charging points
The proceeding is designed around options that can affect how electricity quantities associated with storage and charging points are separated or treated for market-premium and levy purposes. It also interacts with the parallel work on the general electricity network-charge system.
Melnti will keep the status cautious
Because the August material is a working state, Melnti does not present it as a final nationwide rule or use it to promise a particular revenue stream for a battery owner. German storage guidance should be updated when the determination is finalized and when implementation details relevant to household or commercial projects are clear.