By Months: Hanah Lahe

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It supports economic revitalization through investments and waste management reform, demonstrating interest in the impact of regulations on the business sector (e.g., metal waste, invoicing). It critically questions the connection between the car tax and the birth rate, casting doubt on the social impact of the tax policy.

The speaker strongly advocates for the transition to a cleaner and greener economy, stressing that the market demands climate security and that investments in fossil fuels are unwise. They consider investment certainty crucial, as well as directing the revenue generated from the HKS (200 million euros annually) into infrastructure and energy efficiency. They also support reducing bureaucracy within the environmental permitting system to lessen the administrative burden on businesses.

Economic perspectives center on the modernization of the energy sector and green technology. The use of artificial intelligence and digitalization is supported for solving environmental problems, signaling a prioritization of investments to achieve innovation and success.

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