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Wetter in Deutschland: Kalter Winter könnte enorme Kosten verursachen, so Uniper

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By Petra Sorge, Carolynn Look Verified
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October 9, 2025 at 7:18 AM UTC Die deutsche Wirtschaft könnte in diesem Winter Schäden von bis zu knapp 40 Milliarden Euro erleiden, falls dieser außergewöhnlich kalt wird und die Gasspeicherstände zu niedrig sind. Das geht aus einer Studie hervor, die der Energiekonzern Uniper beim Beratungsunternehmen Frontier Economics in Auftrag gegeben hat.
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Germany Risks €40 Billion Hit on Lower-Than-Usual Gas Stocks

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By Petra Sorge, Carolynn Look Verified
| Financial Post Verified
Article content (Bloomberg) — Germany’s economy could suffer losses of as much as €40 billion ($46.4 billion) if this winter is exceptionally cold and natural gas stockpiles are too low, according to a study commissioned by energy company Uniper SE.
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Germany Risks €40 Billion Hit on Lower-Than-Usual Gas Stocks

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By Petra Sorge, Carolynn Look Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
The gas receiving compressor station of a natural gas pipeline in Lubmin, Germany. (Bloomberg) -- Germany’s economy could suffer losses of as much as €40 billion ($46.4 billion) if this winter is exceptionally cold and natural gas stockpiles are too low, according to a study commissioned by energy company Uniper SE.
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