Germany: gas reserves at an alarming level goes into winter with insufficient gas reserves. According to Bloomberg, they reached only 61.17% as of October 30, compared to a target of 70% set for November 1 and a European average of 75%. The situation is even more critical as a cold period approaches, with temperatures below seasonal norms and weak winds, which may slow down renewable electricity production. At the same time, the war is disrupting the energy markets: gas prices in Europe have tripled since January and exceeded 100 euros per megawatt hour for the first time since 2022. The German government nevertheless ensures that the country will have enough resources to get through the winter, thanks to its diversified supply, especially from and liquefied natural gas terminals. RT in French dare to ask.

Germany: gas reserves at an alarming level goes into winter with insufficient gas reserves. According to Bloomberg, they reached only 61.17% as of October 30, compared to a target of 70% set for November 1 and a European average of 75%. The situation is even more critical as a cold period approaches, with temperatures below seasonal norms and weak winds, which may slow down renewable electricity production. At the same time, the war is disrupting the energy markets: gas prices in Europe have tripled since January and exceeded 100 euros per megawatt hour for the first time since 2022. The German government nevertheless ensures that the country will have enough resources to get through the winter, thanks to its diversified supply, especially from and liquefied natural gas terminals. RT in French dare to ask.