Carsten
SCHNEIDER
Federal Minister of Environment, Climate Action, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety, Germany
Carsten Schneider is Federal Ministry for the Environment, Climate Action, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety
His professional experience:
since May: Federal Minister for the Environment, Climate Action, Nature Conservation and 2025 Nuclear Safety;
2021-2025 Minister of State to the Federal Chancellor and Federal Government Commissioner for Eastern Germany;
2014-2017 Deputy Chairman of the Thuringia Land branch of the SPD;
2013-2017 Deputy Chairman of the SPD parliamentary group;
2005-2013 Budget policy spokesperson for the SPD parliamentary group;
1999-2003 Member of the Land executive committee of the SPD Thuringia;
since 1998 Member of the German Bundestag;
1995-1999 Member of the district executive committee of the SPD Erfurt;
1995 Joined the SPD
His education:
2013 Graduate in public policy at Erfurt University;
1998 Completed training as a bank clerk;
1997-1998 Civilian service in Erfurt;
1994-1997 Certified training course as a bank clerk;
1991-1994 Abitur (higher education entrance examination) at the Johann-Wilhelm-Häßler-Gymnasium in Erfurt