Germany only has gas for 17 days / German hand in Polish henna

According to the Fars News Agency’s International Economics Group راشاتودیThe German Ministry of Energy has announced that half of the country’s underground gas storage capacity is empty.
Germany has one of the largest gas storage capacities in Europe and now says that the level of gas stored in these underground reservoirs has decreased significantly compared to previous years.
According to the German Ministry of Economy, according to definitive statistics on the underground gas reserves of the European Gas Infrastructure Association, only 50.6% of the capacity of these reservoirs is now full.
The report of the German Ministry of Economy states; Theoretically, this amount of gas is enough for only 17.7 days in Germany. Meanwhile, Germany’s gas reserves have fallen as Russia’s Gazprom has said it has no plans to export gas to Europe via the Yamal pipeline next month.
The pipeline, which usually carries Russian gas to Europe, has been flowing for 28 days and is carrying gas from Germany to Poland.
While the Yamal pipeline happens to pass through Poland, Poland does not buy gas directly from Russia. This gas is first transferred to Germany, then the export of Russian gas is stopped and the flow of gas is cut off, then the flow of the reverse pipeline and the gas is transferred from Germany to Poland.
On the one hand, this trend has reduced the capacity of Russian gas exports to Germany and Europe, and on the other hand, it is putting double pressure on European gas reserves by extracting them and transferring them to Poland. This is further exacerbated by gas shortages in Europe and has made conditions more difficult for the continent.
Economists have warned that the winter gas crisis in Europe will worsen this winter, and that Europe as a whole has not yet been able to find a solution to its gas shortage.
In general, only 49.3% of Europe’s total storage capacity is currently full, and if these reserves are withdrawn at the current rate, all of Europe’s gas reserves will be depleted by the end of winter.
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