Translation:
Unfortunately, the Chancellor is wrong when he criticizes the expansion of renewables in Bavaria. On the contrary: the Free State is setting a good example.

[_link] pic.twitter.com/kDxUNpiXSJ

— Martin Huber (@MartinHuberCSU) July 31, 2022

Translation:
.@Ricarda_Lang lies - out of ignorance or with intent?

The fact is: when it comes to renewable energies, Bavaria is better than any green-governed state.

Green fake news doesn't get us anywhere.

'Sapere aude'

Warum wieder nur halbherzig? Die Ampel hat bei der Kernenergie viel zu lange gezögert und mit Unwahrheiten gearbeitet. Jetzt braucht es endlich Entscheidungen. [_link]

— Markus Söder (@Markus_Soeder) August 3, 2022

Translation:
Why only half-hearted again? When it came to nuclear energy, the traffic light hesitated far too long and worked with untruths. Now it's finally time for decisions.

'Sapere aude'

Lack of gas becomes an electricity problem | Tagesschau |

Around 13 percent of the gas is used to generate electricity. After the nuclear power plants were shut down at the end of the year, this could lead to power supply bottlenecks - even blackouts.

At the energy supplier N-ERGIE in Nuremberg, Rainer Kleedörfer is anxiously looking forward to the coming winter. Since less and less gas from Russia has been coming to us in Germany, the head of corporate development sees the security of supply for his around two million customers at risk: "We expect that we will have to turn off the electricity in individual districts by the hour."

A gloomy scenario that many energy suppliers and public utilities in Germany fear. Because if there is no gas, there could soon not only be a heat problem, but also an electricity problem. The reason is the electricity mix in Germany. After all, almost half of the electricity is generated from renewable energies. But the rest is generated from other sources. A third comes from coal, six percent from nuclear power plants and at least 13 percent from gas.

Leider wird die Energie knapp. Auch die Staatsregierung wird deshalb noch mehr sparen. Aber das reicht nicht. Stattdessen braucht es endlich bundesweite Konzepte für den Ersatz von #Energie aus Russland. Die Ampel zögert hier leider viel zu lange. pic.twitter.com/ALHccbe7xy

— Markus Söder (@Markus_Soeder) August 2, 2022

Translation:
Unfortunately, energy is running out. The state government will therefore save even more. But that is not enough. Instead, nationwide concepts for replacing #energy from Russia are finally needed. Unfortunately, the traffic light hesitates far too long here.

'Sapere aude'