Shuerz said that German energy was "ready" and was immediately "beaten" by "face"

(Observer.com) After entering September, "Beixi 1" closed indefinitely, and European energy anxiety spread.

On September 2, data from the German Federal Statistics Bureau showed that Germany is currently obtaining natural gas from Norway, the Netherlands, and Belgium. The overall natural gas reserves are about 83%, and the storage targets before the heating season has not completed.

However, a week later (10th), German Chancellor, Tsumarz, stated that Germany had prepared for Russia's suspension of natural gas. His statement was immediately questioned by domestic local governments, enterprises and economic people in Germany.

Bloomberg quoted Shuerz and said that Germany had prepared for Russia's cutting off natural gas supply

According to a Bloomberg report on September 10, in a statement in a statement that Russia may "cut off natural gas supply", but Germany has "prepared". For example, he said that Germany has established a liquefied natural gas receiving station on the northern coast, and may also re -enable coal -fired power plants and nuclear power stations.

"We saved natural gas. We will once again use the production capacity of coal -fired power plants. At the beginning of next year, if necessary, we may use the nuclear power plant left by southern Germany."

However, Tsubitz's "preparing" in Germany was questioned by the German town and the CPPCC, as well as the German Institute of Economic Research (DIW).

On September 4th, Tonalz attended a joint press conference and announced that measures to respond to rising energy prices surging image maps

The German town and the CPPCC are the representatives of the German government. The chairman of the association GERD Landsberg believes that Germany is facing the risk of energy crisis. He said that if too many families use electric heaters instead of gas heater, they may cause overload of the power grid and lead to severe power outage. And "hackers" can also lead to similar consequences.

Lanceh believes that although Germany has recognized the situation severe, it has not been prepared.

Marcel Fratzscher, president of the German Institute of Economics, told the German media on the 10th that he expects that the German economy will go through a longer period of downturn. "The recession is inevitable, we are already in a decline...... 2024 would not be a good year."

He was worried that the German economy would not recover quickly, and he may have to endure stagnation for several years, and many German companies "will go bankrupt." He suggested restricting energy costs and helping Germany's economic transformation.

On the 9th, VNG, the largest Russian gas import company in Germany, asked the government to ask the government to help maintain operation and issued a statement saying: "Before the outbreak of the Russian and Ukraine conflict, VNG has always been a healthy company (operating status). Contributions. "

"But the impact of the Russian conflict on the energy market has caused VNG to be in an increasingly urgent financial state. This is not the fault of VNG."

VNG's 74.21%of the equity is held by ENBW, a German public institution company, and currently has two long -term Russian gas supply contracts with a capacity of 100 Taiwa (TWH): a "Beixi No. 1 with Russian Natural Gas Industry Co., Ltd. "Signed, signed by another Gazprom Germania currently hosted by Germany. ENBW said that the total losses of these two contracts reached billions of euros.

"Beixi No. 1" gas transmission pipe data map

A spokesman for the German Ministry of Economic Affairs said that the German government will review assistance applications and is working to stabilize the company's operations. Robert Habeck, the Deputy Prime Minister of Economy and Economic and Climate Protection, responded on the 9th that the negotiations between the government and VNG were "on a very good track", and the problem was "resolved soon."

Although the two parties did not disclose the content of the negotiations, Reuters analyzed that this may include stable measures covered by the German "Supply and Security Act", which requires the company to be partially nationalized.

The autumn economic prediction report released by the Kill World Economic Research Institute on the 8th also shows that in 2023, Germany is expected to have an inflation of economic recession and record, and historic losses will have historic losses.

Cusher, deputy director and economic affairs director of the think tank, said that the rise in power and natural gas prices will lead to a decline in the purchasing power of private families by 4.1%, reaching the largest decline since the unity of virtues. The economic recession will also have an impact on the labor market, and the unemployment rate will increase from 5.3%in 2022 to 5.6%in 2023.

On Monday (May), Habeck said that the only three existing nuclear power plants in Germany will be closed within the year, but two of them will be in a "standby state". Once the power supply shortage occurs, the shortage of power supply will be restarted.

But the Liberty Democratic Party of the German and the Governance Alliance was dissatisfied with the decision to make Habeck. They believe that in current circumstances, nuclear power plants should be continued instead of letting them retire.

Nuclear power plant operators say whether the nuclear power plant becomes a spare power plant is feasible and questionable. "The nuclear power plant is not able to open and want to close it in terms of technical design."

Earlier on September 4, the German government announced a rescue plan worth 65 billion euros (about RMB 446.394 billion) to alleviate the negative impact of soaring energy prices on the people.

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