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Malte Kreutzfeldt

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As seen in: Table.Briefings, FOCUS, taz, Berlin.Table, Blätter
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Cabinet meeting: Climate debate without definite decisions

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By Malte Kreutzfeldt Verified, Nico Beckert Verified, Sebastian Turner
| Table.Briefings Verified
It remained limited to the announced “exchange of experiences”. Following the climate discussion at the Cabinet retreat, there are neither new measures nor additional funding. And there is nothing new to report regarding the joint initiative on climate adaptation either. 27. August 2026 Recipients need a subscription to read 27. August 2026 Recipients need a subscription to read Closing press conference following the cabinet retreat at Neuhardenberg Castle.
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Cabinet retreat: Merz’s commitment to climate action has no immediate consequences

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By Malte Kreutzfeldt Verified, Sebastian Turner
| Table.Briefings Verified
Germany must do everything to curb climate change, the chancellor said on Saturday. But at least in the short term, this statement will have no consequences. At the cabinet retreat, only an exchange of experiences on the topic of climate change is planned. 25. August 2026 Recipients need a subscription to read 25.
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EEG amendment: Criticism mounts over planned storage cap

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By Malte Kreutzfeldt Verified, Sebastian Turner
| Table.Briefings Verified
According to an amendment to Germany’s Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG), feed-in from new solar installations is to be capped at 50% of capacity – and the same limit would apply to associated storage systems. The proposal has sparked outrage across the industry but could still change during the parliamentary process. 20. August 2026 Recipients need a subscription to read 20.
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