FRANKFURT (Reuters) – The state-appointed administrator for Gazprom Germania has been cleared to fill the Rehden herbal fuel storage site in northern Germany from its current 2 percent point to ensure security of energy supply, the Economy Ministry said on Wednesday. .
Gazprom Germania’s assets, in addition to the Astora garage unit operated by Rehden and other sites in Germany and Austria, were abandoned by Gazprom, the Russian invasion of Ukraine and energy embargo measures in the European Union.
The measure, on a fuel garage law, will take effect on June 2. (Reporting by Vera Eckert, edited by Madeline Chambers)
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