Germany requires the state-owned energy company SEFE to increase natural gas reserves and replenish low inventories before winter.
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⑴ The German government has instructed state-owned energy company SEFE to purchase and store natural gas in the coming weeks, as the region faces pressure to replenish unusually low inventories before winter. ⑵ SEFE stated in an email that the company has been told to inject 8 terawatt-hours of natural gas into storage facilities by December 15. ⑶ A spokesperson for the German Ministry for Economic Affairs said this is an important additional measure to enhance the resilience of Germany's natural gas supply. ⑷ Overall, market sentiment may focus on the assurance of Europe's winter natural gas supply, with future attention on the pace of inventory injections and regional natural gas price trends.
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