Martin Stümpfig
Martin Stümpfig is a member of the Green Party in Bavaria, serving as a representative in the state parliament. He focuses on environmental policy and energy issues, often advocating for renewable energy solutions over traditional nuclear power. Recently, he criticized the Bavarian government's investment in nuclear fusion, arguing it does not address immediate energy challenges.
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Martin Stümpfig indirectly called the economics minister 'stupid' in a speech, leading to a warning.
Bayern: AfD klagt gegen Ordnungsgeld im Landtag - Bayern
Germany· 2025-08-27
Martin Stümpfig criticizes the government's decision to abolish the climate report, stating that it is an incredible move amidst the escalating climate crisis.
Bayern: Söders Kabinett plant Abschaffung des Klimaberichts - BayernGermany· 2025-07-18
Martin Stümpfig criticizes the government's decision to abolish the climate report, stating that it is an incredible move amidst the escalating climate crisis.
Bayern: Söders Kabinett plant Abschaffung des Klimaberichts - BayernGermany· 2025-07-17Der energiepolitische Sprecher Martin Stümpfig erklärte: „Sonne und Wind haben das letzte Kohlekraftwerk in Bayern aus dem Markt gedrängt.“
Zolling bei Freising: Bayerns letztes Kohlekraftwerk abgeschaltet - BayernGermany· 2025-02-21
Martin Stümpfig, the energy policy spokesperson for the Greens in the state parliament, expressed surprise that the state government was unaware of the federal funding.
Heizgesetz: Bayern nehmen Förderung sehr gut an- trotz massiver Kritik am Gesetz durch CSU - BayernGermany· 2025-02-12
Martin Stümpfig, the energy policy spokesperson for the Greens in the state parliament, expressed surprise that the state government was unaware of the federal funding.
Umstrittenes Heizgesetz spült mehr als 500 Millionen Euro nach Bayern - BayernGermany· 2025-02-12Martin Stümpfig stated that nuclear fusion is important for research but not a solution for current energy problems.
Bayern investiert in Kernfusion: 100 Millionen Euro für Forschung und Lehre - BayernGermany· 2025-02-11
