Overview
- CSU general secretary Martin Huber renewed his call for an Untersuchungsausschuss following Robert Habeck’s decision to withdraw from the Bundestag.
- Huber targets state-backed industrial projects including Northvolt, Intel and Wolfspeed as examples of alleged misuse of taxpayer money.
- Northvolt received roughly €600 million from the state development bank KfW during Habeck’s tenure before filing for insolvency in March.
- Plans for Intel in Magdeburg and Wolfspeed in Saarland are cited as failed chip factory projects that warrant parliamentary scrutiny.
- No committee has been established yet, though Huber insists stepping down will not erase what he calls ministerial misconduct.