German economy ministry pushes ahead with climate protection law

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15-06-2023 | 05:35
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German economy ministry pushes ahead with climate protection law

Germany's economy ministry has sent a draft law on climate protection to other ministries for approval after months of wrangling following a long-awaited agreement on a bill to phase out oil and gas heating systems earlier this week.

Europe's biggest economy and its industrial powerhouse is bringing in a range of measures to become climate neutral by 2045. It is expanding the renewable sector and launching an affordable national train ticket and a new road toll for trucks.

"The new climate protection program bundles the coalition's efforts to achieve national and European climate protection goals," said Economy Minister Robert Habeck in a statement on Wednesday.

"(With these plans) the goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 65% by 2030 is within reach," he added.

Under the draft law, emission developments will be monitored over several years, not just compared to the previous year, to reduce one-off effects and increase transparency, said the ministry.

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