Germany's Ground-Breaking Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG)
  -Text of the act
  -The history of the German Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG)
My own chart
  -List of studies done in connection with the EEG
  -Study of further development of the EEG
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Electricity from renewable energy sources -  What does it cost the Germans?
  -Renewable Energy Sources in Figures; an Annual Report on the EEG program  (PDF).
Source: BSU, Renewable energy sources in figures, 2007
         Noteworthy excerpts from this report:
            -The cost to German electricity consumers for the EEG amounts to only EU $.01 /kWh in 2007

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The costs and benefits of the Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG)
  -Development of renewable energy sources in Germany in 2009


Links
  -BSU, The German
Federal Environment Ministry - Home Page
  -OPET RES-e program

Charts
  -BSU Charts Page
Sources Of Electrical Generation

Other misc info
  -Germany's nuclear phase-out going well.

The number of employees in this sector rose from 160,500 in 2004 to 300,500 in 2009 - an increase of more than 87 percent!
They have a share of 16.1% of gross electricity consumption and 8.4% of heat supply

And investment information from the latest report that I can find on renewable energy investments (2007):
Total investments and revenues from plant operations rose last year to around 30 billion euro - almost 4.5 billion more than in the previous year
With almost 13 billion euro, investments in plant construction were almost 20 percent above the previous year's figure.Source: BSU, Renewable energy sources in figures, 2007
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Germany's renewable energy sector just keeps forging ahead, with these figures released in their 2009 energy sources report:
Sun, Wind and Water
Feed-in Tariffs (FITs)