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According to a news statement on the service's website, "If DWD's model predictions hold true, the coming winter might achieve an average temperature of at least 2 degrees Celsius and so be among the 33 percent mildest winters of the 1991-2020 reference frame."
According to Klaus Müller, chairman of the German Federal Network Agency, a mild winter might result in a 20 percent reduction in gas use, according to DWD.
Savings are necessary even when it's warm outside, Müller advises. "However, even a few chilly days can be enough for consumption to grow and storage tanks to empty quickly again."
source: dw.de
According to Klaus Müller, chairman of the German Federal Network Agency, a mild winter might result in a 20 percent reduction in gas use, according to DWD.
Savings are necessary even when it's warm outside, Müller advises. "However, even a few chilly days can be enough for consumption to grow and storage tanks to empty quickly again."
source: dw.de
