CLEW Masterclass: What to expect from Germany’s government in energy and climate?

After months of uncertainty, Germany's new government under Friedrich Merz is set in place since May 6, with urgent topics on the agenda to decide upon. Merz's new cabinet - and especially his ministers for the economy, transport, and the environment - have been urged to present convincing plans in the first 100 days in office to underpin his government's ambition to revive the economy while holding course on emissions reduction.
Many questions remain open so far: What will be left from the previous heating law that the coalition treaty suggests to abandon? What will the next budget have in stock for climate action and what are the concrete plans? What has the government promised and how will it actually address energy policy and renewables? And what, amid these new challenges, will happen with the historic 500-billion-euro fund for climate and infrastructure?
As the government currently navigates its first 100 days in office in times of global uncertainty, Clean Energy Wire invites journalists globally to join our masterclass on the new government's plans in energy and climate policy.