"Above all, the radical switch to heating with renewable energies (by Habecks heating hammer) and the already implemented nuclear phase-out, are extremely problematic from an economic point of view," Wieland said. In the midst of the gas crisis, artificially further tightening the energy supply is "perverse" and contributes to the horrendous electricity prices that are causing energy-intensive companies to move out of Germany, he said.
Bild: "Das braucht Deutschland jetzt, um die Wirtschaft zu retten"