Baden-Württemberg: Kretschmann: The population does not need to be “afraid of a blackout”

Stuttgart (dpa / lsw) - Despite the energy crisis, Prime Minister Winfried Kretschmann sees no reason to worry about power failures. "The population does not have to be afraid of a blackout," said the Green politician on Tuesday in Stuttgart. In view of the federal government's agreement on the continued operation of the three remaining nuclear power plants in Germany, certainly no longer. "You can almost rule that out." He wanted to calm the population and the economy. "It's really optimally taken care of that it won't come to that." The gas tanks are full. Kretschmann fueled confidence that you will get through the winter properly.