Schwarz-gelb will weiter Ölförderung im Wattenmeer

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Schwarz-gelb will weiter Ölförderung im Wattenmeer

21.05.2010, 17:35 Uhr • Lesezeit: 1 Minute

Die Bohr- und Förderplattform Mittelplate liegt bei stürmischer See am Montag (04.08.2008) in der Nordsee vor der schleswig-holsteinischen Westküste. Niedersachsens Ministerpräsident Wulff (CDU) besuchte die Bohrinsel zusammen mit dem RWE-Vorstandsvorsitzenden Grossmann. Foto: Holger Hollemann dpa/lni +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++ — Die Bohr- und Förderplattform Mittelplate liegt bei stürmischer See am Montag (04.08.2008) in der Nordsee vor der schleswig-holsteinischen Westküste. Niedersachsens Ministerpräsident Wulff (CDU) besuchte die Bohrinsel zusammen mit dem RWE-Vorstandsvorsitzenden Grossmann. Foto: Holger Hollemann dpa/lni +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++ © dpa | dpa

“Die Förderung von Erdöl ist wichtiger Teil der Energieversorgung von Schleswig- Holstein“, sagte Wirtschaftsminister Jost de Jager.

(dpa/abendblatt.de)

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