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Germany introduces new package to beef up renewable energy

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The German government revealed on Wednesday a new energy package aimed at accelerating and promoting renewable energy development. The proposal, entitled “Easter package,” highlights that the use of renewable energies is in the public interest and serves the public safety. 

The plan foresees Germany’s expansion of renewable energy on land and at sea as well as its goal of producing at least 80% of its electricity consumption with renewable sources by 2030, up from the country’s previous target of 65%.

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