German Greens secure €100 bln for climate in landmark deal

Published 15:15 on March 14, 2025  /  Last updated at 18:02 on March 14, 2025  / /  EMEA

Germany will earmark €100 billion of a new €500 bln infrastructure fund for climate action, in exchange for support from the Greens to push the fund and a historic reform of the country’s debt brake through the Bundestag.
Germany will earmark €100 billion of a new €500 bln infrastructure fund for climate action, in exchange for support from the Greens to push the fund and a historic reform of the country’s debt brake through the Bundestag.


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