The head of the Russian energy giant Gazprom warns European countries about the consequences of refusing energy carriers from Russia.
“There are no guarantees” that Europe will survive this winter season based on its current gas reserves, Alexei Miller, CEO of Russia’s state-owned Gazprom, said Wednesday, according to CNN.
Speaking at an energy conference in Moscow, Miller also said that Germany’s underground gas storage would only last two months, two and a half months at most.
Gas storage in the EU is about 90% full, and we are leading from that point of view, Czech Industry and Trade Minister Josef Sikela said on Wednesday after a meeting with EU energy ministers in Prague. .
Europe’s energy crisis has deepened as Russia curbed natural gas exports, forcing governments to spend billions of euros to protect businesses and consumers.
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