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Germany's Gas Storage Will Refill Without State Intervention, Market Manager Says

Germany's gas market operator said Tuesday it will not seek government support to replenish the nation's storage reserves. The operator expects inventory levels to begin recovering naturally in coming weeks as market forces drive sufficient gas into storage during the typical refilling season. European energy industry groups have urged regulators to show flexibility on storage targets to prevent supply chain strain during peak refilling periods. Germany maintains some of Europe's largest gas storage capacity. Natural gas storage levels across Europe have drawn attention as the region balances immediate energy demand with long-term supply resilience. The operator's statement reflects confidence in market dynamics without requiring fiscal intervention.