Energie: Auch Günther kritisiert die Wirtschaftsministerin: Reiche gerät bei EEG-Reform und Netzpaket unter Druck
Es ist längst nicht nur die Opposition, die Kritik an den Reformplänen der Wirtschaftsministerin äußert. Skeptische Stimmen kommen auch vom Koalitionspartner – und aus der CDU.
Berlin - In recent months, both the opposition and parts of the SPD Bundestag fraction have criticized Economics Minister Katherina Reiche (CDU) over the reform of the Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG) and the "Network Connection Package". Now, prominent CDU politician Daniel Günther joins the criticism. In a letter to Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU), dated October 5th, Günther states that Reiche's plans could potentially "harm the Federal Republic of Germany and my federal state".
This sentiment is echoed by Nina Scheer, energy policy spokesperson for the SPD Bundestag fraction, who also received a letter from Günther on the same date on October 5th. Scheer notes that from the SPD's perspective, there is "significant need for amendment in the EEG revision and the 'Network Connection Package' to avoid barriers for the energy transition and comply with the objectives of the coalition agreement".
The federal government had decided on both legislative proposals at the end of July. The first reading in the Bundestag took place at the end of September. No dates have been set for the second and third readings.
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