Germany rules out delay to nuclear phaseout
24 August 2022 |
7:43 am
Germany won't extend the lifespan of three remaining nuclear power stations due to the energy crisis, Economy Minister Robert Habeck said. He also warned against public panic over a potential winter gas shortage.
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