CDU Wants to Reduce Electricity Tax to European Minimum for All
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Already in the coalition negotiations the Union and SPD agree on a reduction of the electricity tax for all. Because of budgetary constraints it comes then only for a few economic sectors. In the midst of a crisis of its CDU the chancellor brings the topic up again.
The CDU calls for a European minimum reduction in the electricity tax, thereby reducing the burden on citizens and making an election promise.
The CDU calls for a European minimum reduction in the electricity tax, thereby reducing the burden on citizens and making an election promise.
The CDU will be working to reduce the electricity tax, as Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced at the end of a two-day exam of the party leadership.
The CDU wants to get out of the crisis and again closer to the reality of people's lives. As a concrete measure, the head of government in Rhineland-Palatinate, Schnieder, in the ARD report from Berlin, proposes to reduce the electricity tax for all.
CDU CEO Friedrich Merz wants to reduce the electricity tax for everyone to the European minimum. In this way, a promise from 2025 should be fulfilled that there is financial room for manoeuvre.
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