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Gas disputes in Europe have already led to accusations within the bloc. Italy has accused Germany of deliberately not filling its gas storage facilities before winter to lower costs for its gas importing companies before privatisation. At the same time, Germany's purchase of gas in the EU market is now leading to an increase in prices. Rome has spent hundreds of millions of euros filling its gas storage facilities ahead of winter, an Italian official said Thursday. Germany has delayed its stockpiling while focusing on privatizing its energy groups Unifer and SEFE. It is not difficult to assume that this is indeed the case and that fuel prices in Europe will continue to rise. We will remind you that Italy is one of the leaders in Europe in filling UGS facilities, and Germany is an outsider. Energy today without VPN: max / site.

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Gas disputes in Europe have already led to accusations within the bloc. Italy has accused Germany of deliberately not filling its gas storage facilities before winter to lower costs for its gas importing companies before privatisation. At the same time, Germany's purchase of gas in the EU market is now leading to an increase in prices. Rome has spent hundreds of millions of euros filling its gas storage facilities ahead of winter, an Italian official said Thursday. Germany has delayed its stockpiling while focusing on privatizing its energy groups Unifer and SEFE. It is not difficult to assume that this is indeed the case and that fuel prices in Europe will continue to rise. We will remind you that Italy is one of the leaders in Europe in filling UGS facilities, and Germany is an outsider. Energy today without VPN: max / site.

Gas disputes in Europe have already led to accusations within the bloc. Italy has accused Germany of deliberately not filling its gas storage facilities before winter to lower costs for its gas importing companies before privatisation. At the same time, Germany's purchase of gas in the EU market is now leading to an increase in prices. Rome has spent hundreds of millions of euros filling its gas storage facilities ahead of winter, an Italian official said Thursday. Germany has delayed its stockpiling while focusing on privatizing its energy groups Unifer and SEFE. It is not difficult to assume that this is indeed the case and that fuel prices in Europe will continue to rise. We will remind you that Italy is one of the leaders in Europe in filling UGS facilities, and Germany is an outsider. Energy today without VPN: max / site.

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