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    Home > Top Stories > No need for highest German alert over gas supply, sector lobby says
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    No need for highest German alert over gas supply, sector lobby says

    Published by Wanda Rich

    Posted on June 21, 2022

    2 min read

    Last updated: February 6, 2026

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    ESSEN (Reuters) – Germany does not need to move to its highest emergency plan to prepare for possible disruption to piped supply of Russian gas, its gas industry trade association said on Tuesday.

    ESSEN (Reuters) – Germany does not need to move to its highest emergency plan to prepare for possible disruption to piped supply of Russian gas, its gas industry trade association said on Tuesday.

    “That point does not yet make sense,” Timm Kehler, managing director of the Zukunft Gas lobby, said at a trade fair in the western German town of Essen.

    “We can see that, for the moment, all customers are still being fully supplied,” he said.

    Kehler’s remarks echoed those by the country’s energy regulator, who told broadcaster BR he was in no hurry to trigger the alarm phase, which would involve intervention in the market.

    Germany has been in phase one of its three-level system, requiring increased attention, since March 30.

    The economy minister of landlocked Bavaria state, Hubert Aiwanger, had earlier asked the federal government to move to phase three.

    Kehler nevertheless said “the situation is critical,” referring to reduced gas flows from Russia which are threatening an energy crisis in winter if stores are not refilled in time.

    Kehler asked the government, which plans to employ four floating units to import liquefied natural gas (LNG) off Germany’s North Sea coast, to select more locations for such units and to clarify booking conditions.

    So far only Wilhelmshaven has been named.

    Zukunft Gas represents 130 gas companies including local utilities, grid operators and traders.

    (Reporting by Tom Kaeckenhoff, writing by Vera Eckert in Frankfurt; editing by Jason Neely)

    Frequently Asked Questions about No need for highest German alert over gas supply, sector lobby says

    1What is an emergency gas supply plan?

    An emergency gas supply plan is a structured response protocol that a country follows to manage gas supply disruptions, ensuring that essential services and consumers continue to receive gas during crises.

    2What is liquefied natural gas (LNG)?

    Liquefied natural gas (LNG) is natural gas that has been cooled to a liquid state for ease of storage and transport. It is used as an energy source and can be shipped globally.

    3What is the role of a gas industry trade association?

    A gas industry trade association represents the interests of companies involved in the gas sector, advocating for policies that benefit the industry and providing a platform for collaboration and information sharing.

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