Interview: Netzagentur-Chef Klaus Müller: „Mit dem Gasspeicherfüllstand kann man nicht zufrieden sein“
Der Chef der Bundesnetzagentur spricht im Handelsblatt-Interview über Energiesicherheit, 700 Netzbetreiber-Klagen auf dem Schreibtisch – und sein Verhältnis zu Wirtschaftsministerin Reiche.
Klaus Müller, the head of Netzagentur, appeared relaxed during his interview with the Handelsblatt-Podcast from the Bundesnetzagentur headquarters in Bonn. He mentioned that due to the summer break, he would be traveling less, specifically not to Berlin. This podcast discussion came about just as the debate surrounding historically low gas storage levels in Germany was intensifying, placing Müller at the center of the media storm.
The interview was conducted for the written version of the article, and Müller agreed to answer questions about Germany's gas supply in detail. Nevertheless, the conversation touched on several crucial issues: the authority's plans that had sparked a wave of complaints from network operators, the challenging conditions for solar power owners, how the federal government was managing the coal phase-out, and whether Müller, a member of the Green party, was hoping for a second term under CDU Minister Katherina Reiche. The full podcast can be listened to at the provided link.
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