German gas grid group FNB says Austria incident won't affect supply


  • World
  • Tuesday, 12 Dec 2017

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - An explosion at an Austrian gas hub disrupting European natural gas supply should not affect German flows, German long-distance gas network operator group FNB said on Tuesday, showing that Europe's biggest economy is relatively shielded from a serious energy crisis in winter.

"We don't currently assume any problems with the supply of gas but we are observing the situation with utmost attention," Berlin-based FNB said in a statement.

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