By the summer of 2024, the German economy will have completely replaced gas from Russia. This was stated in an interview with Bild am Sonntag by the head of the Federal Network Agency Klaus Muller..

But for the next two winters in Germany, there will be a threat that there will not be enough gas in the country..

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As reported, Germany decided to restart 16 coal-fired and oil-fired power plants, as well as extend the operating permit for 11 more such plants..

Meanwhile, Swedish nuclear power plant operator Vattenfall is reducing the output of two reactors near Stockholm.. The reason is the sharp decline in electricity prices in the Scandinavian countries. This is in stark contrast to the energy crisis engulfing a continent where every megawatt counts..

Scandinavian energy has become cheaper thanks to the development of wind energy. Electricity in Sweden now costs 9.35 euros per megawatt hour, while prices in France are 40 times higher.