That is correct. But having the storage filled to the maximum is the best we can do in preparation because... we can't fit more than 100% into the storage :) Th

That is correct. But having the storage filled to the maximum is the best we can do in preparation because... we can't fit more than 100% into the storage :) That is the one preparation goal, to enter storage at maximum levels. In parallel, all options for other sources are evaluated. Towards the end of the year, a temporary LNG terminal in Wilhelmshaven should become operational and contribute to the gas imports. Furthermore, there will be gas imports via other European countries. Norway and the Netherlands are producers themselves. France also has pledged some support as they are currently quite depending on German electricity. There is also some reason to assume Russia isn't completely stopping gas delivery to Germany. They need the money, the don't want to damage their own infrastructure, which could be the result of stopping gas export entirely for a longer time span. Finally, if they stop gas export entirely, it is unlikely that Germany ever would consider buying Russian gas again.