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Finance minister Christian Lindner has presented that aims to ease the access for investment funds into Germany鈥檚 renewable power and energy system infrastructure, PV 惭补驳补锄颈苍别听. The proposal includes plans to provide institutional investors with more secure conditions and close gaps in taxation of investment funds vis-脿-vis other investors to create a level playing field. 鈥淕iven the enormous investment needs for infrastructure and renewable energies it is important to create secure conditions that can unlock urgently needed public and private funds for implementing the required projects and accelerate the transition towards a more sustainable future,鈥� the document said. The initiative by Lindner, who hails from the pro-business Free Democrats (FDP), was originally planned to be introduced last year but was scrapped by the parliament鈥檚 finance committee, the article said. Stakeholders can give their opinion on the proposal until mid-June and the law could enter into force by 2025.

German environmental groups earlier this year criticised that the potential of investment funds for backing Germany鈥檚 energy transition is still underused in the country. Taxation laws and other regulatory hurdles have been identified as one factor contributing to the underrepresentation of these institutional investors in the green energy sector, especially as trends and regulation in sustainable finance increasingly help tilting the balance towards more sustainable investment portfolios.