Germany's New Climate Law Targets CO2 Cuts via Digitalization
The federal cabinet has approved a new climate protection law today, aiming to reduce CO2 emissions across various sectors. Bitkom President Achim Berg believes the targets are achievable through digitalization and other measures.
Digitalization can play a significant role in reducing emissions. Berg highlights the potential of video conferences and home office in cutting business trips and daily commuting. The German Institute of Economic Research backs this approach, stressing that efficient climate protection, affordable energy, and access to resources are crucial for sustainable development. Berg places digitalization on par with savings measures and increased use of renewables in climate policy.
The new climate protection law, approved today, sets ambitious targets. Digitalization, along with other measures, is seen as key to achieving these goals. Industry experts and research institutes support this approach, emphasizing its potential to reduce emissions and promote sustainable development.
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