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The problem of potential fuel shortages remains

If gas supplies from Russia are cut off, even if the reservoirs are 95% full, it can meet only 2.5 months of the country's demand.

Axar.az reports that Klaus Muller, the head of the German Federal Network Agency, said this.

According to Müller, although they are ahead of schedule in the process of filling gas tanks, the problem of potential fuel shortages during the winter months remains:

"Currently, 77% of warehouses are full. However, I cannot promise that the gas reserves in Germany will reach 95% by November."
Date
2022.08.18 / 15:22
Author
Zuleykha Aghasieva
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