Germany Fast-Tracks Geothermal Energy to Combat Heating Emissions
Germany's government has approved a draft law to accelerate geothermal energy projects to reduce emissions from heating. With growing interest post-Ukraine invasion, the legislation aims to simplify regulations and expedite approvals. The proposal classifies these projects as of 'overriding public interest'.

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Germany's cabinet has taken a pivotal step in renewable energy advancement by approving a draft law intended to expedite geothermal energy projects.
Amid escalating energy prices, largely due to geopolitical tensions, this move seeks to address the nation's heating emissions by harnessing its vast geothermal reserves.
The legislation intends to streamline regulatory processes, giving these projects a public interest priority status, previously granted only to wind and solar energy initiatives.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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