Poland in no danger of gas shortage - Deputy PM
Janusz Piechociński, Poland's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Economy said that Poles “should not fear any gas shortages” in the event of Moscow, whom Poland buys most of its gas from, closing its taps.
“For now gas is still being supplied regularly within Poland. This is in part thanks to our record amount of held gas reserves. Our storage facilities are currently roughly 70% full,” said Piechociński.
The Deputy PM said Poland currently had about 1.4 billion cubic meters of gas at its disposal as well as three new gas ports which could, in the event of a Russian blockade, receive supplies from Belarus and Germany.
