A dispute between Economy Minister Katherina Reiche (CDU) and Environment Minister Carsten Schneider (SPD) over energy policy emerged during an EU meeting in Brussels. Reiche attended a meeting of pro-nuclear states despite Germany's official commitment to phase out nuclear energy post-Fukushima. Schneider criticized this choice, reiterating Germany's transition to renewable energy sources and the societal acceptance of ending nuclear power. His comments reflect the tensions in energy policy as the country navigates its energy future while engaging with EU partners.
Katherina Reiche's attendance at a nuclear meeting highlights divergent views on energy policy within the German government amidst a larger EU discussion on energy strategies.
Schneider emphasized that Germany has embraced a commitment to phase out nuclear energy, with society largely accepting this decision and moving toward renewables.
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