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Germany orders short-term replenishment of gas storage facilities

Germany’s economy minister, Katherina Reiche, has ordered gas storage facilities to be refilled in the short term. The action concerns national gas-supply preparedness.

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Gas-storage levels affect Germany’s energy resilience and exposure to supply disruptions during periods of high demand.

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