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As of 2024, Germany's gas supply is stable and diversified. Here are the key sources:

1. Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG): Germany has significantly increased its LNG imports. The country now operates several LNG terminals, including those in Wilhelmshaven, Lubmin, Brunsbüttel, and Stade. These terminals help reduce dependency on pipeline gas.

2. Pipeline Gas: Germany still imports gas via pipelines from Norway, the Netherlands, and Belgium. The share of Russian gas has decreased significantly and is expected to fall to around 10% by mid-2024.

3. Gas Storage: Germany has robust gas storage facilities. By July 2023, storage levels had already reached 85%, well ahead of the target for October 2024.

Overall, Germany's strategy involves a mix of LNG imports, pipeline gas from various countries, and maintaining high storage levels to ensure a stable supply.