Hessian Ministry for Economy, Energy, Transport and Housing

Hessian Ministry for Economy, Energy, Transport and Housing
State level	State authority
position	Ministry
Headquarters	Kaiser-Friedrich-Ring 75 ; Wiesbaden
Authority management	Tarek Al-Wazir
Servants	420
Web presence	[1]

The state house is the seat of the ministry

The Hessian Ministry for Economic Affairs, Energy, Transport and Housing (HMWEVW) is one of nine ministries in the State of Hesse . It has its seat in the state house in the state capital Wiesbaden . The current Minister of State is Tarek Al-Wazir ( Alliance 90 / The Greens ), State Secretaries are Philipp Nimmermann and Jens Deutschendorf . From January 2014 to January 2019 it was called the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Energy, Transport and Regional Development and had previously had various other names.

tasks

The ministry is responsible for the planning approval of federal highways and motorways within the framework of federal contract management and for state roads. In the area of infrastructure, other procedures are also coordinated by the company, for example the planning approval for the expansion of Frankfurt Airport .

The Ministry is the stock exchange supervisory authority for the State of Hesse and is therefore responsible for the supervision of Germany's most important stock exchanges, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and the Eurex derivatives exchange .

The Hessian administrative authority for the European Regional Development Fund ( ERDF ), the most important EU structural fund for Hesse, is also located in the Ministry . Further responsibilities include state planning and village renewal .

The ministry had around 420 employees in 2013. A total of around 6,144 employees worked in the economic department.

Subordinate authorities

Hessen Mobil is subordinate to the ministry as the upper state authority (formerly Hessian road and traffic administration) in Wiesbaden, with a further 12 branch offices in Bad Arolsen , Heppenheim , Darmstadt , Dillenburg , Eschwege , Fulda , Gelnhausen , Kassel , Marburg , Schotten and Wiesbaden as well the building material and soil test centers in Darmstadt, Kassel and Wetzlar.

The Hessen Mobil locations are responsible for the planning, new construction, expansion and maintenance of federal motorways, federal and state roads in their respective regional area of responsibility and in some cases also take on the planning of district and municipal roads on behalf of the districts and municipalities. They also include the road maintenance depots .

Other subordinate authorities of the Ministry are:

State, technical and legal supervision

The Ministry exercises state supervision over numerous economic institutions:

Chambers of Commerce and Industry
Craft chambers and state guild associations
Conciliation bodies according to § 15 UWG
Frankfurt Stock Exchange , Eurex Germany and other trading platforms
Savings Banks and Giro Association Hessen-Thuringia
Landesbank Hessen-Thüringen - Girozentrale -
nassauische savings Bank
Frankfurter Sparkasse
Cooperative auditing associations
Chamber of Engineers Hessen
Hesse Chamber of Architects and Urban Planners
Hessische Landgesellschaft mbH (unless the responsibility of the Ministry of Finance is concerned)
Participant communities according to the Land Consolidation Act

The following are subject to technical supervision by the Ministry:

Death fund for the public service of the administrative district of Kassel
Evangelical supplementary pension fund Darmstadt
Non-profit liability insurance company Darmstadt
Municipal supplementary pension funds

The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Infrastructure Bank, as the promotional bank of the State of Hesse , is also subject to legal supervision by the Ministry .

history

The Ministry of Economics and Transport was formed in the Geiler cabinet in 1945. This also existed in the cabinet floor until November 9, 1949 and was transferred to the Ministry of Labor, Agriculture and Economy from November 9, 1949. In the Zinn I cabinet , the Ministry was designated as the Ministry of Labor, Economics and Transport from January 14, 1953. In Cabinet Zinn III , work and economy were again divided and the name of the ministry was again Ministry of Economy and Transport. In 1969 in the Osswald I cabinet , the ministry was redesigned again and now comprised business and technology. In 1991, the Ministry's area of responsibility in the Eichel I cabinet expanded to include economics, transport and technology, and from February 1, 1994 to economics, transport, technology and European matters. In 1995 the name was the Ministry of Economics, Transport and Regional Development. With the appointment of the Bouffier II cabinet on January 18, 2014, the ministry was renamed the Hessian Ministry of Economics, Energy, Transport and Regional Development . When the Bouffier III cabinet was appointed, the name was again changed to Ministry of Economics, Energy, Transport and Housing .

Previous ministers

Minister of State Tarek Al-Wazir (2016)

Surname	Taking office	cabinet	Political party
Rudolf Mueller	November 1, 1945	Hornier	-
Werner Hilpert (acting)	October 1, 1946	Hornier	CDU
Harald Koch	December 20, 1946	floor	SPD
Christian Stock (acting)	October 31, 1949	floor	SPD
Albert Wagner	November 9, 1949	floor	SPD
Heinrich Fischer	December 14, 1950	Tin I	SPD
Gotthard Franke	December 17, 1954 December 11, 1958	Tin II tin III	GB / BHE
Albert Osswald	December 19, 1962	Tin IV	SPD
Rudi Arndt	September 16, 1964 December 14, 1966 October 3, 1969	Zinn IV Zinn V Osswald I	SPD
Heinz Herbert Karry	December 1, 1970 December 18, 1974 October 12, 1976 December 1, 1978	Osswald II Osswald III Börner I Börner II	FDP
Klaus-Jürgen Hoffie	May 11, 1981	Borner II	FDP
Heribert Reitz (acting)	September 28, 1982	Borner II	SPD
Ulrich Steger	4th July 1984	Borner III	SPD
Alfred Schmidt	April 24, 1987	Wallmann	FDP
Ernst Welteke	April 5, 1991	Acorn i	SPD
Lothar Klemm	January 26, 1994 April 5, 1995	Acorn I Acorn II	SPD
Dieter Posch	April 7, 1999	Cook I.	FDP
Alois Rhiel	April 5, 2003	Cook II	CDU
Dieter Posch	February 5, 2009 August 31, 2010	Koch III Bouffier I	FDP
Florian Rentsch	May 31, 2012	Bouffier I.	FDP
Tarek Al-Wazir	January 18, 2014 January 18, 2019	Bouffier II Bouffier III	Green

Former State Secretaries

Surname	Taking office	cabinet	Political party
Ludwig Wedge	November 1, 1945	Hornier	KPD
Kurt Magnus	January 10, 1951	floor	0
Friedrich Wilhelm Reuss	May 1, 1951	Stick - tin III	0
Leonhard Lutz	April 1, 1963	Tin IV - Tin V	Non-party
Alfred Härtl	March 15, 1967	Tin V - Osswald I	SPD
Helmut Schnorr	17th December 1970	Osswald II - Osswald III	SPD
Ekkehard Gries	2nd December 1975	Osswald III	FDP
Otto Kirst	20th October 1977	Börner I - Börner II	FDP
Otto Schmidt	4th July 1984	Borner III
Bernd Kummer	December 12, 1985	Borner III	SPD
Otto Kirst	April 24, 1987	Wallmann	FDP
Dieter Posch	September 1, 1989	Wallmann	FDP
Jürgen Wefelmeier	April 5, 1991	Acorn i	SPD
Matthias Kurth	January 27, 1994	Acorn I - Acorn II	SPD
Herbert Hirschler	April 7, 1999	Chef I - Chef II	FDP
Bernd Abeln	February 1, 2004	Cook II	CDU
Klaus-Peter Güttler	February 1, 2007	Koch II - Koch III	SPD
Steffen Saebisch	February 5, 2009	Koch III - Bouffier I	FDP
Mathias Samson	January 18, 2014	Bouffier II	Green
Philipp Nimmermann	18th January 2019	Bouffier III	Green
Jens Deutschendorf	18th January 2019	Bouffier III	Green

Web links

Individual evidence

^ Hessian Ministry of Finance: Overview of the company codes in the Hessian state administration as of March 13, 2013
↑ Decision on the responsibility of the individual ministers according to Art. 104, Paragraph 2 of the Constitution of the State of Hesse ( GVBl ) of March 28, 2014.

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[1] Hessian Ministry of Finance: Overview of the company codes in the Hessian state administration as of March 13, 2013

[2] Decision on the responsibility of the individual ministers according to Art. 104, Paragraph 2 of the Constitution of the State of Hesse ( GVBl ) of March 28, 2014.