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Parties: Merz Wants to Reduce the Electricity Tax for All

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The CDU is looking for ways out of its crisis at a leadership meeting. The Chancellor is looking for content-based follow-up, which should also bring relief for millions of households.

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Chancellor Friedrich Merz, after the low blows for his CDU, focuses on discharges in the recent state elections and wants to reduce the electricity tax for all.

·Berlin, Germany
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The CDU is looking for ways out of its crisis at a leadership meeting. The Chancellor is looking for content-based follow-up, which should also bring relief for millions of households.

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The CDU is looking for ways out of its crisis at a leadership meeting. The Chancellor is looking for content-based follow-up, which should also bring relief for millions of households.

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Already in the coalition negotiations the Union and SPD agree on a reduction of the electricity tax for all. Because of budgetary constraints it comes then only for a few economic sectors. In the midst of a crisis of its CDU the chancellor brings the topic up again.

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The CDU calls for a European minimum reduction in the electricity tax, thereby reducing the burden on citizens and making an election promise.

·Essen, Germany
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The CDU calls for a European minimum reduction in the electricity tax, thereby reducing the burden on citizens and making an election promise.

·Berlin, Germany
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Tagesschau broke the news in Hamburg, Germany on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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