Günther fights for batteries in Heide and a social media ban!

Günther fights for batteries in Heide and a social media ban!

Heide, Deutschland - The Heide location could soon be the focus of schleswig-holstein's economic development. Prime Minister Daniel Günther (CDU) brings a breath of fresh air after the Swedish company slides into bankruptcy. As kn-online.de Günther to win a new investor for battery cell production in the region. Despite the setbacks, the prime minister sees the development as an opportunity and remains determined to launch batteries "Made in Heide" by 2028 or 2029 at the latest.

"There are several interested parties for the Northvolt site and discussions with the insolvency administrator are in the corridor," said Günther. In addition, he is optimistic that the necessary financial support for this strategic project, which is promoted with a three -digit million sum, is realized. Schleswig-Holstein verhandelt derzeit über 400 Milliarden Euro aus einem Bundesförderprogramm, um sich einen Teil der Mittel zu sichern, wie die shz.de reported.

challenges and goals

Günther is faced with the challenge of making the lost time after the bankruptcy of Northvolt. The original goal of starting production in early 2028 will probably be postponed. Nevertheless, he is convinced that the Heide location offers great potential, especially for the production of battery cells that are in demand today. He emphasizes: "We have to produce lithium-ion batteries in Germany to make ourselves more independent of international supply chains."

Another aspect that takes attention to Günther's attention is the youth and their handling of social media. He demands a ban on young people under the age of 16 and sees urgent need for action to get the problems that grown up from the use of InstGram and Co. "Politics have not adequately recognized the difficulties of young people on the net," said Günther, who himself is the father of two daughters and is concerned about their future. As reports [shz.de] (https://www.shz.de/deutschland-welt/schleswig-holstein/artikel/daniel-guenther-schnelles-social-Media-verbot- and-northvolt-ziel-ziel-ziel-ziel-ziel-ziel-ziel-ziel-ziel-ziel-ziel-ziel- it is optimistic.

criticism of the government

Not all pursue the same goals. The former Minister of State Economics critically questioned the promotion of Northvolt and warns of the financial risks that such large projects can bring. He points out that the funding from the state government is no longer justified because the original objectives are not achieved. The different views within the coalition, which consists between the CDU and the Greens, are always on the agenda, which the [Spiegel.de] (https://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/schleswig-holstein-ex- Landeswirtschaftsminminiert- Fuer-northvolt-foerderung-a-03964a2-c3b7-1f7bfb19f94) reported.

The strategic work on the infrastructure, such as the A20 and the planned Fehmarnbelt tunnel, also have a high priority for Günther. These projects should not only strengthen the region's security policy, but also make a positive contribution to economic development. The tunnel is expected to be opened in 2029 and is an important point on its agenda.

Overall, it remains to be seen how the situation around battery cell production and social media will develop. Günther's commitment is certainly a sign that many construction sites still have to be processed in Schleswig-Holstein so that the region can go into the future economically and socially strengthened.