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Hesse to Gain 7.4 Billion Euros for Infrastructure and Climate Neutrality

Hesse gets a massive boost for infrastructure and climate neutrality. Over half will go to municipalities, transforming local communities.

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Hessen benefits from special funds - Hesse to Gain 7.4 Billion Euros for Infrastructure and Climate Neutrality

Hesse is set to receive a substantial boost of 7.4 billion euros from the federal special fund for infrastructure and climate neutrality over the next twelve years. This significant allocation, part of the larger 500 billion euro fund, is expected to bring transformative changes to the state and its municipalities.

The state's plans for the funds are slated to be announced in November, following a decision on distribution in October. Notably, Hesse aims to pass on more than half of this money to its municipalities. The funds will primarily target climate protection, local public transport, cycling infrastructure, and housing upgrades. However, the exact distribution key and detailed investment plans for the municipalities remain unpublished as of October 2025.

Hesse's Economy Minister Kaweh Mansoori had previously advocated for three-quarters of the special fund for infrastructure to be allocated to municipalities. The fund's potential investments span a wide range, including population protection, transport, hospitals and care, energy, education and care, science, research and development, and digitization.

With the expected allocation of 7.4 billion euros, Hesse and its municipalities stand to gain significantly from the federal special fund. The state's commitment to pass on more than half of these funds to municipalities signals a substantial investment in local infrastructure and climate neutrality initiatives. The upcoming announcements in October and November will provide more details on how these funds will be used to shape the future of Hesse.

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