It was 10% before, the recent drops in fleet capacity factors are explained by cannibalization/curtailment and the best locations already gone.

Which will be immediately unlocked as storage gets built.

In Germany 51 GW is already approved with another 400 GW/661 GWh in interconnection queue.

Er, no it won't.

	▲	ViewTrick1002 12 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Why did you try to completely change the subject to "baseload" solar rather than your previous point of "cannibalizing/curtailment"? I will take that as an admission that storage will unlock the curtailed/cannibalized renewables and further reduce the economic outlook for any fuel driven electricity generation like coal, gas and nuclear power.