Published 2 years ago

Germany vows €65bn package to combat energy crisis

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German Chancellor Olaf Scholz announces a €65bn (£56.2bn) package of measures to combat the threat of rising energy costs. Measures include one-off payments to the most vulnerable and tax breaks to energy-intensive businesses. Energy prices have soared since Russia invaded Ukraine and Europe is trying to wean itself off Russian energy.

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BBC News

Germany vows €65bn package to combat energy crisis

The move to shield citizens and businesses comes as Europe struggles to wean itself off Russian energy.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

Germany announces €65bn package to help ease high energy prices

Chancellor Olaf Scholz says country ‘will get through this winter’ as he accuses Russia of breaking contract

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Euronews

Germany unveils new plan to tackle soaring energy costs

Germany's government announced on Sunday a massive new aid plan aimed at tackling spiralling energy prices, with Scholz vowing no German will face the crisis "alone".

2 years ago·France

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The Star Kenya

Germany announces €65bn package to combat energy crisis

Energy prices have soared since the February invasion, and Europe is trying to wean itself off Russian energy.

2 years ago·Kenya

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Saudi Gazette

Germany unveils new plan to tackle soaring energy costs

Scholz made the announcement along with leaders from the Greens and the pro-business FDP — the Social Democrat's two main coalition partners — after late-night talks on Saturday, which finalized a long-awaited action plan.

2 years ago·Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

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ITN News

Germany 65 Billion Euro Package to Control Rising Energy Costs

Germany has presented a 65 billion euro package to control rising energy costs. After Russia began its war operations in Ukraine, prices have risen with restrictions on the supply of natural gas to Europe. This 65 billion euro package for price control has been announced. Benefits will be provided for the most affected people through price hike and energy overuse business. Last week, due to repairs to the pipeline that supplies gas from Russia t…

2 years ago·Sri Lanka

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