Germany to subsidise ETS industrials with billions to decarbonise production « Carbon Pulse

Research shows Germany’s investments in renewables are ‘paying back’

German researchers have found that the majority of subsidies required to reach the country's renewable energy targets have already been paid, with an estimated 80% to 90% of subsidies for units in operation covered. The costs of newer renewable energy sources have decreased and are often competitive with remunerations from the wholesale market.In a recently published quantitative study, researchers at the Brandenburg University of Technology in …

EU approves €5bn initiative for German businesses to decarbonise - EnviroNews - latest environment news, climate change, renewable energy

The European Commission approved a €5 billion ($5.4 billion) German government initiative on Monday, March 24, 2025, to help businesses decarbonise their production processes. European Commission Vice President, Teresa Ribera Teresa Ribera, the Commission’s Vice President for a clear, just, and competitive transition, stated that the scheme would support projects aimed at significantly reducing industrial greenhouse gas emissions in Germany. “T…

Germany to subsidise ETS industrials with billions to decarbonise production « Carbon Pulse

The European Commission has approved a German state aid scheme aimed at accelerating the decarbonisation of industrials covered by the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS).

H2-View News: German €5bn CfD scheme for industrial switches to H2, carbon capture approved

The Climate Protection Contracts are a 15-year two-way carbon CFD aimed at supporting fuel switching and electrification in sectors like cement, chemical and steel production. Projects will be subject to the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) and musy cut at least 60% of emissions in the first three years and 90% by the end of

German €5bn CfD scheme for industrial switches to H2, carbon capture approved

Projects will be subject to the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) and musy cut at least 60% of emissions in the first three years and 90% by the end of the support.

The European Commission has approved a German aid scheme worth 5 billion euros, intended for companies subject to the emissions trading system (ETS) to decarbonize production processes. The scheme contributes to the achievement of Germany's energy and climate goals as well as the EU's objectives of sustainable prosperity and competitiveness. The aid aims in particular to help companies reduce carbon dioxide emissions in their production processe…