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Refineries are flexible in their choice of fuel, but even they cannot manage without a minimum quantity of natural gas, says En2x Managing Director Christian Küchen. (Image: En2X)
Berlin (energate) - Germany's supply of natural gas has become a "mega issue". Refineries as part of the critical infrastructure also depend on a minimum amount of gas for the continuous production of petrol, diesel, and other products. This must be taken into account in the plans of the Federal Government and the Federal Network Agency for the necessary conservation of gas.
Guest commentary by Christian Küchen, Chief Executive En2x ...
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