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German government agrees to abolish renewables levy as energy prices skyrocket

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The German government approved a draft law on Wednesday, planning to abolish the Renewable Energy Source Act (EEG) levy that consumers pay with their electricity bills from July 1 this year. 

The plan, which was issued by the Ministry of Economy and Climate Protection, also includes legal amendments that would compel energy firms to pass on the cost savings to their customers and cut electricity prices. 

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