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Climate economist Ottmar Edenhofer called for lowering electricity taxes in Germany and redistributing revenue from carbon pricing to residents, especially households hardest hit by energy costs. He criticized fuel subsidies, arguing that they do not encourage conservation but instead boost demand and benefit oil and gas exporters. He also stressed the need to fund the transition away from fossil fuels and protect forests, and to verify that climate measures actually reduce emissions. These are an expert’s proposals, not a government announcement.
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