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Germany earmarks $3 billion for decarbonisation subsidies
Wednesday 23 Oct 24 10:45am
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| Image: Patrick Hendry on Unsplash |
The German government has earmarked up to 2.8 billion euros to support 15 industrial companies in their bid to decarbonise under its first round of "climate protection contracts".
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