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Alaa Alhamwi

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  • Jul 7

    Germany plans deep cuts to heat pump subsidies, shifts to income-based support

    The German government is planning to slash subsidies for climate-friendly heating systems, saving €2.1 billion by 2030, while redirecting support to lower-income households and families.

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