Parties see
alliance as “coalition of progress” to modernize Germany
Coming years
“crucial to strengthen Germany and Europe” for big challenges like climate change
and digitalisation
“Our central task: bring Germany on 1.5°-path
Gain
additional budgetary leeway by reviewing the budget for superfluous,
ineffective and environmentally and climate damaging subsidies and expenditures
Will reform
Climate Action Law in 2022 and introduce climate emergency programme with all
necessary laws, regulation and measures
“We will verify compliance with the climate targets
on the basis of a cross-sectoral and multi-year overall assessment analogous to
the Paris Climate Agreement
Want to
“drastically speed up renewables expansion” and abolish all hurdles;
“significantly speed up planning and permit procedures”; strengthen
decentralized renewables expansion
Rooftop solar
mandatory for new commercial buildings, “as a rule” on new private buildings
Use 2 percent
of German land for Onshore wind power; communities near renewables
installations should “profit appropriately”; increase offshore capacities
significantly
Parties want to aim for Coal exit 2030: “In order to
meet the climate targets, it is also necessary to accelerate the phase-out of
coal-fired power generation. Ideally, this should be achieved by 2030.”; have
first review of whether to pull forward Coal exit by 2025 (instead of 2026); pull forward
measures to support coal regions in transition; examine setting up foundation
to organise dismantling of coal power and renaturation
In addition to
renewables, “construct modern gas-fired power plants” (hydrogen-ready) for
supply security + to meet increasing demand for electricity and energy over
next few years at competitive prices
Reform
national carbon price on transport and heating fuels in spirit of” EU’s Fit
for 55 package
End the financing of the renewable levy via the
electricity price as soon as possible in legislative period to lower power
costs
Create new
power market design
In
negotiations on Fit for 55: support European Commission proposals: new vehicles
in EU must be CO2-neutral from 2035 (“this has a correspondingly earlier impact
in Germany”)
Make Germany leading market for e-mobility
There will be
no general speed limit
Want to pursue
an active European policy – also along the lines of a strong Franco-German
partnership and in close cooperation in the Weimar Triangle
Ensure growth,
and provide for sustainable and climate-friendly investments on basis of
Stability and Growth Pact
European
digital infrastructure, common railway network, energy infrastructure for
renewable electricity & hydrogen […] are “prerequisites for European
ability to act and be competitive in the 21st century. We will take the
initiative for this
Want to
diversify the energy supply for Germany and Europe. “European energy law
applies to energy policy projects in Germany as well
Align
international action with UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs); ensure that
Germany fulfils its international commitments in development cooperation &
international climate financing
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