Qatar will not supply gas to Germany

Germany is at risk of gas collapse. In any case, Robert Habeck's gas deal with Qatar is off the table. According to an article in Focus, German companies have not yet signed any gas supply contracts with Qatar. Already at the weekend, the green economics minister said meekly to the picture:

    "The Qataris have decided not to make a good offer."

But it was clear from the start: the small desert state would not be able to deliver before the mid-2020s anyway, but there were no firm commitments in this regard either. Apparently, Qatar did not want to serve as a "filler" either, because word has gotten around there that many companies in Germany are relying or will have to rely on renewable energies in the medium and long term.

For Habeck things are now gradually getting tight. The LNG terminals for US liquid gas are still being built - an expensive and long-term process. The delivery quantities for natural gas from Norway and the Netherlands are already at the limit. The EU contract for gas deliveries with the model democracy Azerbaijan, which EU boss Ursula von der Leyen concluded with the warring country in July, will definitely not be enough for the German economy.