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Jan Wildeboer 😷:krulorange:

Habeck hat seine Versprechen gehalten. Russisches Gas ist Geschichte. Hat er in 24 Monaten geregelt. Wie krass ist das denn? (Quelle Zahlen: bundesnetzagentur.de/DE/Gasver ) 1/4

Gasimport 2023. Norwegen, Niederlande, Belgien und Flüssiggas. Keine Importe aus Russland.
Jerome

@jwildeboer And how is that possible? Gas can be transported by ships, but pipes carry a lot more and this is a map. Source: snamatlas.it/world_of_gas

Map of gas pipes showing the importance of Russia in the network.
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Jan Wildeboer 😷:krulorange:

@dl2jml You can find details for 2023 at bundesnetzagentur.de/DE/Gasver (in German). Main source of imports was Norway, followed by the Netherlands and Belgium. LNG imports fourth. Main exports went to Czechia, the Netherlands, Austria. No Russian gas.

Natural gas imports by Germany: 420663 GWh from Norway, 250190 GWh from the Netherlands, 211661 GWh from Belgium, 69656 GWh via LNG terminals.
Main exports of natural gas via pipelines 78813 GWh to Czechia, 35195 GWh to the Netherlands, 33543 GWh to Austria
Bruhein

@jwildeboer @dl2jml According to my information, parts of the gas from Belgium and Netherlands are from Russia (via LNG now).

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