The new governing coalition in Denmark – consisting of the Social Democrats, the Socialist People’s Party, and the Radical Liberal Party – is facing criticism for a perceived weakening of its commitment to phasing out gas furnaces in private homes. Prior to the election, all three parties explicitly stated their intention to remove gas furnaces. However, this pledge is not clearly reflected in the recently published coalition agreement. Several parties have expressed concern and disappointment over the ambiguity, with Samira Nawa labeling the situation “deeply irresponsible.” The lack of a firm commitment raises questions about the future of the policy and its potential impact on Denmark’s climate goals. Critics argue the omission represents a significant step back from pre-election promises. The agreement’s silence on the matter has sparked debate regarding the influence of potential compromises during coalition negotiations.