Germany’s energy transition requires clear political strategies, efficient regulation, and balanced financing to achieve sustainable, secure, and affordable energy.
Tensions rise as Frankfurt’s 'Grün=Wert Frankfurt' green space campaign faces criticism from the CDU for perceived political bias ahead of local elections.
Following the 2025 Volksentscheide, Hamburg pledges to achieve climate neutrality by 2040 and maintains political stability under Mayor Tschentscher's leadership.
Hamburg advances its climate neutrality target to 2040 following a public vote, complemented by political support for Germany's national climate goals from Schleswig-Holstein's Ministerpräsident.