Over 60 billion: Germany is pouring money into wind power and opening the doors to Chinese car brands for subsidies.

On March 25th, the German federal government officially passed the "2026 Climate Protection Plan". Federal Environment Minister Carsten Schneider announced a total of 67 series of measures in Berlin, aimed at significantly reducing carbon emissions and accelerating the promotion and application of renewable energy. In addition, the plan includes 23 projects to strengthen the ecological restoration of forests, marshes, and soils. The German government plans to invest 8 billion euros in this plan, hoping to achieve an additional carbon emission reduction target of 27.1 million tons by 2030. In the "2026 Climate Protection Plan", the German government has decided to allocate 3 billion euros through the "Climate and Transformation Fund", specifically restarting the car purchase subsidy policy for low- and middle-income families. It is worth noting that Schneider clearly stated that imported cars will not be excluded from the subsidy, including Chinese brands.