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Ökostrom-Förderung - Cabinet Decision on Reform Plans Expected by the Federal Minister for Economic Affairs Reiche

Summary by Deutschlandfunk
A decision of the Federal Cabinet is expected today on the controversial reform of the green electricity funding and on the new regulation for power grid connections. Both draft laws of the Federal Minister of Economics Reiche are expected to be the subject of the meeting in Berlin, as several media report in agreement.

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The cabinet is launching two key reform projects from Economics Minister Reiche. Subsidies for private solar power systems will be phased out. Source link: https://www.faz.net/aktuell/wirtschaft/klima-nachhaltigkeit/eeg-reform-katherina-reiche-beendet-solarfoerderung-schrittweise-201075524.html Author: Nadine Bös, Julia Löhr Publish date: 2026-07-29 19:38:00 Copyright for syndicated content belongs to the linked source.

The cabinet is launching two key reform projects by Reiche, Minister of Economic Affairs. The funding for private solar installations is phased out.

·Frankfurt, Germany
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Minister of Economic Affairs and Energy Reiche is planning a change of course in energy policy. The renewable energy industry is alarmed. What it is about.

·Berlin, Germany
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For months, the cabinet has been wrestling, now it is clear what the new Renewable Energy Act looks like. Homeowners who want to feed solar power into the grid have to prepare for cuts, but there are transitional payments.

·Munich, Germany
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The cabinet has agreed on new energy laws. What consequences will they have for households with their own solar panels and for the expansion of wind energy? How do experts assess the compromise that has now been reached? By K. Jansen and S. Stöhr.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Minister of Economic Affairs Reiche wants renewable energies to grow and means massive savings. After a tough struggle, she was also able to agree with Minister of the Environment Schneider.

·Hamburg, Germany
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pv magazine Deutschland broke the news on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
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