The European Commission has signed off on Germany’s plan to provide up to €1 75 billion in compensation to energy company LEAG for the early shutdown of its lignite-fired power plants, a major step in the country’s coal phase-out strategy The funds will cover lost profits as well as social costs, including measures to support workers transitioning into new employment
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