German Energy Minister: Europe Shouldn’t Revive Nord Stream Gas Pipelines
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German Energy Minister: Europe Shouldn’t Revive Nord Stream Gas Pipelines
Ideas to resurrect the Nord Stream gas pipelines from Russia to Germany are the “wrong direction of discussion”, Germany’s outgoing economy and energy minister Robert Habeck said on Monday. “The Ukrainians are still under the aggression of Russia. So I think talking about the potential of Nord Stream 2 or Nord Stream 1, if it's going to be repaired, is completely the wrong direction of discussion,” Habeck said in Brussels today, as carried by Re…
As part of a Trump deal with Russia, the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline could go into operation. At least this is what CDU politician Thomas Bareiß suggests – and reaps sharp criticism.
In German domestic politics and on the international energy scene, there is increasing speculation about the future of the Nord Stream gas pipelines and the US-Russian energy rapprochement. However, outgoing German Green Party minister Robert Habeck is adamant that Nord Stream should not be reopened. According to the politician, it would be “completely the wrong direction” to reopen the route for natural gas transport between Germany and Russia.
Talks of reactivating Nord Stream pipelines to resume Russian gas supplies to Germany are 'completely in the wrong direction,' German Economy Minister Robert Habeck said. 'I fear the lesson we learned in 2022 could be forgotten'
Talks about a revival of the North Stream pipelines would be a "step in the wrong direction," warned outgoing Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck – indicating that the future government might be more open to this.
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