According to Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD), electrical energy supply in Germany is readily available in spite of the existing energy crisis. “We will guarantee that it is possible for the atomic power plants in southern Germany to still have the ability to run in January and February and March, so that there is no interruption in the German electrical power market,” Scholz stated at a companies’ day in Berlin.
Economy Minister Robert Habeck (Greens) had actually proposed to keep the 2 power plants in the south of Germany Isar 2 and Neckarwestheim working till the middle of April if there are any limitations. All of Germany’s nuclear power plants need to ultimately be offline by the end of the year.
Scholz likewise validated that building and construction of melted gas centers on the northern coast of Germany is underway. “In January next year, the very first of these brand-new stations will begin running, the pipeline connections will be broadened and developed, and by the end of next year we will most likely have the possibility to buy in Wilhelmshaven, in Stade, in Brunsbüttel, Lubmin and after that we will have the ability to, to import all the gas we require– without Russia.”
The federal government took early preventative measures to be independent of Russian gas. “Maybe we’ll complete this winter season.” Gas tank are 85 percent complete, Scholz validated. The federal government will take more actions to minimize costs once again.
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