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15 July 11:51

Germany fears Chinese influence in the gas sector, similar to Austria, where a Chinese company owns shares in key pipelines.

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Austria faces significant Chinese influence in the gas sector through the State Grid Corporation of China, which owns shares in key pipelines. This is becoming a concern for Germany, which is looking into State Grid's possible acquisition of a stake in Open Grid Europe. Experts warn that such investments could give China considerable geopolitical leverage over gas supplies to Europe, raising questions about the security of critical infrastructure.

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