Brief: Germany’s Gas Supply At Risk In Extremely Cold Winter, Storage Operators Say
BRIEF-Germany’s Gas Supply At Risk In Extremely Cold Winter, Storage Operators Say Nov 10 (Reuters) - German gas storage operators' association INES:
IN EVENT OF EXTREMELY LOW TEMPERATURES, GAS SUPPLY IN GERMANY MIGHT NOT BE FULLY GUARANTEED IN WINTER
URGENT CALL TO ACTION FOR FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF WINTER PREPAREDNESS
SUPPLY SHORTFALLS COULD REACH UP TO 6.6 TWH IN ONE MONTH
ON CERTAIN DAYS IN JANUARY, THERE COULD BE GAS SHORTAGE OF UP TO 1.7 TWH
BOOKABLE CAPACITY OF LNG TERMINALS ALREADY FULLY TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT IN INES MODELS
LATEST SCENARIOS SHOW THAT GAS SUPPLY IS SECURE UNDER NORMAL AND WARM TEMPERATURES IN WINTER
(Berlin newsroom)
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