FACTBOX-Global green stimulus plans

(Adds Germany)

Feb 5 (Reuters) - The United States, Europe and other
nations will spend about $100 billion on projects over the next
two to three years to fight climate change under wider economic
stimulus plans.

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Many figures are estimates, as plans await approval. Details
follow.

Sources -- Reuters, New Energy Finance, whitehouse.gov

UNITED STATES

Renewable energy tax credits -- $30 bln

Water infrastructure and technologies -- $20 bln

Smart grid -- $11 bln

Renewable energy loan guarantees -- $8 bln

Efficiency upgrades for federal buildings -- $6 bln

Local govt efficiency grants -- $5 bln

Home "weatherisation" -- $3 bln

Clean coal, carbon capture -- $3 bln

Energy efficiency research -- $2 bln

Advanced batteries loans and grants -- $2 bln

Efficiency housing retrofits -- $2 bln

Efficiency grants for institutions -- $1.5 bln

Other proposals

Create a new $7,000 tax credit for purchasing advanced
vehicles.

CANADA

C$1 billion to boost sustainable energy

EUROPEAN UNION proposals from executive EU Commission

3.5 billion euros ($4.48 billion) on energy projects,
including low-carbon alternatives.

GERMANY (additional to EU)

1.5 billion euros to replace old cars

BRITAIN (additional to EU)

535 million pounds ($782.4 million) on energy efficiency and
rail transport