FDP Criticizes Söder's Proposal for German Investment in Foreign Nuclear Power

Söder's suggestion to involve Germany in foreign nuclear projects faces backlash for misunderstanding the European energy market.

CSU leader Markus Söder proposed German involvement in foreign nuclear power to reduce energy costs, sparking criticism from the FDP.
FDP energy expert Lukas Köhler labeled Söder's proposal as absurd, citing a lack of understanding of the European electricity market.
Söder suggested partnerships with France and the Czech Republic, questioning the shutdown of Germany's last nuclear plants.
Germany already participates in the European energy market, importing and exporting electricity based on cost-effectiveness.
Critics argue that Söder's plan would require significant investment in foreign nuclear projects, which have seen rising costs and delays.