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PV-Dashboard Berlin

Berlin's Solar Transition in Numbers

What is the current solar electricity share in Berlin?

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Solar share of electricity consumption

The actual share of solar electricity in Berlin's total electricity consumption fluctuates strongly. The current solar share can be determined by current weather conditions.

Data Download & Methodology

The calculated data on Berlin's solar electricity production can be downloaded here for further use.

Masterplan Solarcity

Berlin has set itself the goal of achieving an average share of 25% solar electricity in annual Berlin electricity generation. For this goal, an expansion requirement of 4,400 MWp of installed photovoltaic capacity was determined.

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currently0%of expansion target reached
so far0PV systems installed

Expansion Scenarios – what if ...

How much of Berlin's electricity demand could be covered by solar power annually or even today can be shown interactively below using the slider ↓ for different expansion scenarios. But different weather conditions also have a major influence on how much solar power is ultimately available. Depending on whether an average, favorable, or unfavorable weather year prevails, the solar share of electricity consumption varies.

currently
493 MWp
Expansion target
4.400 MWp

With the currently installed capacity of 493 MWp MWp and a weather year with weather conditions, Berlin covers about % of its annual electricity needs with solar power. This amounts to a coverage of % during the summer months and % during winter. An additional % remain unused.

The graph below illustrates today's Solar electricity production (MW) derived via today's weather conditions and the installed capacity set by the slider above, as well as a possible Electricity demand (MW).

Montag, 16.03.2026

Sources: German Weather Service (DWD), Bright Sky, Stromnetz Berlin

PV Expansion Development

A possible development path for PV expansion in Berlin was established in the Masterplan Solarcity study. This possible development path would allow the goal of 4,400 MWp to be reached by 2050. The chart below compares the actual expansion with this development path.

As of: 2026, Sources: Energy Atlas Berlin, Masterplan Solarcity

Berlin Districts Comparison

The expansion potential for photovoltaics varies at the district level, as the building stock and available roof areas are not equally suitable for photovoltaic expansion. The expansion requirement shown below is based on the assumption that each district contributes to the overall Berlin expansion target of 4,400 MWp according to its determined expansion potential. The actual potential is higher. More information on expansion potential at the district level can be found in the Masterplan Solarcity.

Expansion needs at district level

Tempelhof-Schöneberg
484 MWp
Steglitz-Zehlendorf
440 MWp
Reinickendorf
396 MWp
Treptow-Köpenick
396 MWp
Pankow
396 MWp
Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf
352 MWp
Mitte
352 MWp
Marzahn-Hellersdorf
352 MWp
Neukölln
352 MWp
Spandau
352 MWp
Lichtenberg
308 MWp
Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg
176 MWp

How much has been achieved?

Marzahn-Hellersdorf
21,5% (75.8 MWp)
Treptow-Köpenick
18,6% (73.7 MWp)
Pankow
17,9% (70.7 MWp)
Reinickendorf
11,9% (47.1 MWp)
Spandau
11,8% (41.4 MWp)
Steglitz-Zehlendorf
10,3% (45.2 MWp)
Lichtenberg
10,2% (31.5 MWp)
Neukölln
9,9% (34.9 MWp)
Tempelhof-Schöneberg
7,9% (38.1 MWp)
Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg
6,3% (11 MWp)
Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf
3,8% (13.2 MWp)
Mitte
3,0% (10.4 MWp)

As of: 2026, Sources: Energy Atlas Berlin, Masterplan Solarcity

PV Dashboard FAQ

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The PV-Dashboard.Berlin was first presented as part of the Energyhacks 2020. As the winning project of the "Challenge: Climate Protection, Energy and Environment", the further development of the PV Dashboard was supported within the research project WindNODE.