EMEA > Newly-formed German government firms up plans to shield citizens from energy transition costs

Newly-formed German government firms up plans to shield citizens from energy transition costs

Published 17:52 on November 26, 2021  /  Last updated at 17:52 on November 26, 2021  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

The incoming German cabinet is laying out plans to compensate its citizens for higher energy prices, in a move designed to enhance the acceptability of carbon pricing on consumer-facing sectors while safeguarding social justice.
The incoming German cabinet is laying out plans to compensate its citizens for higher energy prices, in a move designed to enhance the acceptability of carbon pricing on consumer-facing sectors while safeguarding social justice.


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