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Germany has awarded 11 bids representing approximately 5.16 GW of capacity in its first long-term electricity capacity auction, marking a significant step toward strengthening the country's power supply infrastructure. Among the major participants, RWE is advancing hydrogen-compatible gas-fired power projects, while LEAG is developing additional generation capacity across several German locations. The programme is expected to drive investment in power generation, hydrogen-ready infrastructure, industrial equipment and engineering services. Potential opportunities include gas turbines, filtration systems, valves, transformers, cooling equipment, piping and plant construction. Long-term capacity contracts provide greater investment certainty and support the development of flexible generation facilities designed to complement renewable energy.