Hannover, Germany shuts off hot water in public buildings. How will they survive this winter?

? Saving energy is something the whole world is doing. According to the British "Satellite TV" report, in response to the new energy crisis, Hannover, Germany will cut off public buildings, swimming pools, stadiums and other places. hot water supply. The public fountains were closed, and the city was also the first major city in Germany to announce energy-saving measures. The energy conservation plan achieves the goal of saving natural gas in an "apportioned" manner, which means that the larger the countries in the EU, the more obligations they bear. Naturally, Germany, France and Italy bear the heaviest burden.

?Russian media revealed that the German city of Hanover had started to provide hot water supply to all public buildings in the city three days ago. All gyms, gyms, and swimming pools in the city only provide cold water showers. The heating temperature of public buildings in the city shall not exceed 20 degrees Celsius. Some public entertainment and tourist venues cannot be illuminated at night. This matter has been complained by many people in Germany. Some gym and swimming pool leaders believe that these measures will make it difficult to continue the business of gyms and swimming pools. They couldn't understand such measures and thought "the government is simply crazy". Who will bear the losses they cause? In the long run, Germany may have to take cold showers outdoors when it is short of energy.

The public agrees that Germany has been going to extremes in energy conservation and that their energy conservation measures have almost reached their limits. Putin said in a conversation that the German energy minister even called for "bathing only". Wash four parts, wear a sweater indoors without turning on the air conditioner, etc. The German public complained that these people were having a brain attack. Such a frugal way of doing things is simply ridiculous and absurd. German mayors jointly called on the Ministry of Energy not to carry out unnecessary energy conservation. As long as the Nord Stream 2 energy pipeline is opened, life in Germany will return to normal immediately. The matter went unanswered. And the German government plans to charge people a surcharge for natural gas to ensure that energy companies do not go bankrupt in the next few months. This adds to the problem and increases the economic burden on the people.

Now it is not Europe that imposes sanctions on Russia. Russia’s gas supply is cut in half. Europe is sanctioned, and the sanctions are terrible. I hope Germany can find a solution acceptable to the public to overcome the energy crisis as soon as possible.