IfTI: Germany on pushing green tech exports

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Max Thompson

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TXF spoke with Franziscka Brantner, parliamentary state secretary in the federal ministry for economic affairs and climate action of the Green Party in Germany, to find out what new incentives and initiatives her party are rolling out for exporters to push green tech overseas.

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