Gas Emergency Situation – What Can You Do?

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At the end of June, the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Climate Protection ("Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Klimaschutz", BMWK) declared the ...

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At the end of June, the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Climate Protection (“Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Klimaschutz”, BMWK) declared the alert level ("Alarmstufe") of the German Gas Emergency Plan - there is great concern about a gas supply stop and corresponding reductions. If the BMWK declares the emergency level (Notfallstufe, Stufe 3), companies would basically be affected first. The strains will run through the entire supply chain.

We have summarized what you can do to best prepare yourself. Our experts are always available for an in-depth discussion on these and other points.

Application for protection (“unternehmensspezifischer Schutzantrag”) /notification to network operators

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Gas Emergency Situation – What Can You Do?

Application for protection (“unternehmensspezifischer Schutzantrag”) /notification to network operators

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