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Doubts over energy transition as Berlin once again scraps plan to cut sky-high electricity tax

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German households pay over 20 times the EU minimum electricity tax – and that won’t change under the new budget plan.

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Doubts over energy transition as Berlin once again scraps plan to cut sky-high electricity tax

German households pay over 20 times the EU minimum electricity tax – and that won’t change under the new budget plan.

·Brussels, Belgium
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EURACTIV broke the news in Brussels, Belgium on Wednesday, June 25, 2025.
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