Berlin (dpa -AfX) – In the coalition negotiations of the Union and the SPD, negotiators propose abolition of the heating law. As the portal “Table Media” reported, the traffic and infrastructure, building and living. The report was confirmed by the German press agency from the working group.
However, this does not mean a final agreement, the chief negotiators of the parties are now advising on the paper. In general, suggestions from the working groups are also subject to financing.
New law planned
According to the portal, a new law is to be created that takes a paradigm shift away from short -term energy efficiency advice in the individual building towards a long -term view of emission efficiency. The heating funding should continue.
This would mean that in the building energy network (opposite) – often referred to as the heating law -, above all, much criticized small -scale regulations for the heating exchange are abolished.
Green parliamentary group leader warns
Green Group leader Katharina Dröge warned that with a departure from the law CDU boss Friedrich Merz and his SPD colleague Lars Klingbeil would also say goodbye to the climate target for 2030.
“Germany hangs after climate protection in the building area anyway – withdrawal would be irresponsible here,” she told the German Press Agency. In addition, chaos was created for millions of citizens, municipalities and companies. “Something like that is poison for the economy.”
Controversial law
The new building energy network has been in force since the beginning of 2024. This was preceded by long and hard negotiations within the traffic light coalition. The goal is more climate protection in the building area by gradually replacing oil and gas heating. The state promotes this with billions of billions. Functioning heating can continue to be operated.
In the Union’s election program, it said: “We are completing the heating law of the traffic lights. With the bureaucratic re -reinning into the heating cellar, we have to end. In the SPD there are also votes for a gestor reform.
According to “Table Media”, the Union in the working group has agreed that in the medium term, a doubling of the existing “Young Living” program is currently planned with 500 million euros. In the election program, the SPD had spoken out for the fact that students and trainees pay no more than 400 euros for a shared apartment ./hoe/dp/nas