Further Development of the Eu Climate Protection Tender - 140061151

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Country: Germany

Summary: Further Development of the Eu Climate Protection Framework for the Period after 2030 and Implementation of the Eu Climate Framework for the Period up to 2030

Deadline: 02 Jun 2026

Posting Date: 24 Apr 2026

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Notice Type: Tender

TOT Ref.No.: 140061151

Document Ref. No.: Z I 3 VSt - 1959/2026

Competition: ICB

Financier: Self Financed

Purchaser Ownership: Public

Tender Value: Refer Document

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The European Union is a central actor in global climate protection. By agreeing on a climate target for 2040, the EU has overcome an important hurdle in further shaping the path to climate neutrality. It will be intense in the coming years Discussions about the EU climate protection framework to implement this goal will follow. A central prerequisite for achieving the new 2040 climate target is the implementation of the current climate protection framework for 2030 - in particular the so-called Fit for 55 package. The The upcoming debates come at a time of great uncertainty, particularly with regard to geopolitics and economic challenges. The development of the new EU climate protection framework should be based on a deep understanding European climate policy and its effects on Germany and the other member states. The planned limited use of international credits represents a regulatory innovation that avoids past mistakes may be repeated. The future role of national goals in the transport, buildings and land use sectors is currently unclear. In addition to reducing emissions, technical and natural sinks will play an important role. All of these questions will be discussed in... play a role in legislative processes in which the federal government must position itself as early as possible. The Federal Ministry for the Environment, Climate Protection, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMUKN) is in charge in the federal government for key parts of the EU climate framework. Both in the development of the 2040 framework and in the ongoing implementation of the 2030 goal, the BMUKN has extensive and sometimes short-term research needs. The scientific analyses are intended to contribute to the discourse on EU climate policy, strengthen the exchange of knowledge in the area of ​​climate protection in the EU and support the transformation towards a climate-neutral economy...

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