Wednesday, March 23, 2022, the German coalition government agreed on a number of aid programs to assist citizens with excessive energy costs. Due to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict situation, energy costs in Germany have increased significantly.
According to statistics from the Statistisches Bundesamt, diesel costs €2.06 per litre in Germany as of April 4, while super E5 costs €2.06 per litre.
Couple of striking developments in 🇩🇪 energy policy today:
— Oliver Moody (@olivernmoody) March 24, 2022
1. The coalition has just announced a pretty chunky household relief package including
- €300 income tax rebate for every resident
- 90 days of unlimited public transport for €9/month
- €100 per child for families /1
The growing cost of electricity is already taking a toll on people’s wallets. To tackle this problem, the German coalition government has proposed many relief packages, including a one-time €300 income tax refund for every citizen, a 90-day ticket for just €9, €100 per kid for families, and a three-month decrease in gas and diesel taxes.
People dealing with rising energy costs and inflation would greatly benefit from this.
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