Germany's network agency head says full gas storage enough for 2.5 months
we could do without Russian gas completely ... for just two and a half months and then the storage tanks will be empty," Klaus Mueller said on ZDF's Maybrit Illner program. Mueller said the gas supply situation was tense but still stable.
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German could sustain itself for 2-1/2 months of average winter if its natural gas storage facilities were to be 100% full, the head of Germany's network agency said on Thursday, adding that Europe's biggest economy needs additional suppliers and must save gas.
"If the storage facilities in Germany were mathematically 100% percent full ... we could do without Russian gas completely ... for just two and a half months and then the storage tanks will be empty," Klaus Mueller said on ZDF's Maybrit Illner program.
Mueller said the gas supply situation was tense but still stable.
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