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- Germany’s federal government is confronting low gas storage levels, holding about 141 TWh (57% capacity).
- Bavarian premier Markus Söder called for federal intervention on September 4.
- Green Party co-leader Britta Hasselmann accused the economy minister of negligence.
- Federal Network Agency spokesperson Nadia Affani said supply risk is low and guaranteed.
- Analyst Olaf Geyer warned cold weather or import disruptions could raise prices, as futures rose from €46/MWh to over €80/MWh.
