"Destroying Signal": Günther Warns Chancellor of Energy Transition Reforms by CDU Colleague Reiche
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Schleswig-Holstein is naturally a pioneer in the energy transition. Because plans of Minister Reiche could throttle the expansion of renewables, Prime Minister Günther turns to Chancellor Merz - and criticizes several planned changes.
Schleswig-Holstein's Prime Minister Daniel Günther criticized energy laws planned by the Federal Government in a letter to Chancellor Friedrich Merz (both CDU).
Schleswig-Holstein's Prime Minister Günther calls for a course correction for several projects by Minister of Economics Reiche (CDU), which could harm Germany and its federal state.
Wirtschaftsministerin Reiche wants to reorganise the expansion of renewable energies in Germany. However, there is harsh criticism of the plans – now also from a prominent party colleague.
Schleswig-Holstein's head of government is harshly critical of the federal government's planned new regulations on renewable energy, which would have the potential to harm Germany.
In order to save costs, the Federal Government wants to cut back on the promotion of renewable energies. In sharp words, Prime Minister Günther tries to prevent the project. He fears this for Schleswig-Holstein.
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