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The European Union 鈥渨ill not leave the people of Lusatia behind鈥�, as structural economic change brought on by the transition to a low-carbon world is a 鈥淓uropean challenge鈥�, said European commissioner for cohesion and reforms Elisa Ferreira during . 鈥淧eople are understandably worried with the impact of the energetic transition on their lives, but they are not alone,鈥� . She added that Germany could receive about 877 million euros from the recently presented 鈥淛ust Transition Fund鈥� to help minimise the impact of the transition in coal dependent regions. 鈥淎s the most powerful economy in Europe, it is important that Germany keeps the momentum鈥� in the energy transition, said Ferreira.

The over the 2021-2027 period in the most affected regions to alleviate the socio-economic impact of the transition. In Germany, one of the most contested aspects of the phase-out of lignite is how it will affect the social and economic well-being of the people living in the mining regions. The federal government, states and coal operators have agreed to a deal that would see lignite operations in western Germany largely shut down earlier than those in eastern Lusatia, as the eastern region鈥檚 economy would be hit harder.