Germany's Gas Inventories Ensure Winter Supply

A recent study commissioned by the German Association of Energy and Water Industries (BDEW) found that only 14% of Germans surveyed believe there will be supply shortages this winter, with 64% believing they will get through the winter without major problems. The German gas storage facilities are full, and gas imports are stable, according to Klaus Müller, president of the Federal Network Agency. However, there are potential challenges if temperatures drop significantly or if Russia cuts off gas deliveries via Ukraine. Germans are advised to be frugal with energy consumption, as it could save money and help mitigate potential shortages.