Climate Protection and the Economy: Ifo: Companies Hesitate to Invest in the Climate
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Despite growing climate policy requirements, Germany's corporations hardly increase their share of climate investment. What could be behind the restraint.
saarbruecker-zeitung.de
Despite growing climate policy requirements, Germany's corporations hardly increase their share of climate investment. What could be behind the restraint.
German companies plan to keep investments in climate change measures at around 10 percent of their costs, despite the need for stronger engagement in mitigating its consequences.
According to the ifo Institute, companies in Germany do not want to increase their investments in climate protection: in 2026 it is said to be 10.6 percent.
German companies allocate around 10% of their investments to measures to tackle climate change, but do not plan to increase this percentage significantly in the coming years, according to a study by the ifo Institute. In 2025, companies in Germany allocated an average of 9.3% of their investments to measures to tackle climate change within the framework of their own activities. For 2026, they plan to increase this percentage to 10.6%, while for …
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