2025-08-01 16:55:10
Climate Change

Protests Erupt Against Controversial Gas Extraction Project in Reichling

The controversy surrounding a gas extraction project in Reichling has ignited significant protests led by Greenpeace. Activists have established a presence at the drilling site, voicing their opposition to Energieprojekt Lech Kinsau 1 GmbH's plans.

The project, which aims to extract substantial amounts of gas, is pending approval from the Upper Bavarian government regarding the technical aspects of the drilling. Greenpeace's climate protection expert, Saskia Reinbeck, is urging the Bavarian Minister of Economic Affairs to halt the initiative, citing potential violations of international climate goals.

The planned extraction, intended to supply thousands of households, raises serious environmental concerns and has been deemed irresponsible by environmental advocates. As the scheduled drilling date approaches, tensions are likely to escalate, highlighting the ongoing conflict between energy development and ecological preservation.

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1. August 2025 um 06:00

Greenpeace protests at drilling site against gas extraction

13 Greenpeace activists have positioned themselves on the drilling site in Reichling and hoisted a demand 'No new gas!' The protests are directed against the planned natural gas extraction, which has been approved by the government of Upper Bavaria. Greenpeace criticizes the project as irresponsible and calls on Bavaria's Minister of Economic Affairs to stop all further gas drilling in Bavaria. The environmental organization refers to a legal opinion of the International Court of Justice in The..
stern
1. August 2025 um 05:58

Controversial energy project: Greenpeace protests at drilling site against gas extraction

An energy project is being criticized: Greenpeace is protesting at the drilling site. Environmental activists are stirring up opposition - clearly visible at the site of the events. The company, Energieprojekt Lech Kinsau 1 GmbH, plans to extract gas in the municipality of Reichling. The government of Upper Bavaria still has to check whether the drilling is technically flawless. Saskia Reinbeck, climate protection expert at Greenpeace Bavaria, calls on Bavaria's Minister of Economic Affairs to..
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1. August 2025 um 05:58

Controversial Energy Project: Greenpeace Protests at Drilling Site Against Gas Extraction

The controversial energy project in Reichling, Landkreis Landsberg am Lech, is being criticized by Greenpeace and environmentalists. The company Energieprojekt Lech Kinsau 1 GmbH plans to extract natural gas over a period of 10 to 15 years, with a gas volume of 400 to 500 million cubic meters, which could cover the domestic gas demand of 10,000 to 15,000 households. The test drilling is planned for July 29, 2025, but the exact start date is still open. Greenpeace is dealing with climate policy..
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