What does it mean when the German government nationalizes Uniper? Can the energy crisis be dealt with?

According to relevant media reports, the German government will nationalize the German natural gas import company Uniper to help the company avoid bankruptcy and avoid the collapse of the energy market. This means that Germany's energy problem is indeed very serious, and the energy crisis is difficult to solve. Can the German government respond to the energy crisis in this way?

Since the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, European countries have imposed various sanctions on Russia, but European countries have shot themselves in the foot. A series of crises have emerged, the most serious of which is the energy crisis. Before European countries imposed sanctions on Russia, most of Germany's natural gas was imported from Russia. This means that Germany is very dependent on Russia in terms of energy. Without Russia's energy supply, Germany will face the risk of serious energy shortage. Even if the German government tries to change this situation through various reforms, the impact of energy shortage will continue for many years.

Can nationalizing Uniper solve Germany's energy crisis? Obviously it can't be done. Germany has always relied on Russia's energy supply and has become accustomed to purchasing natural gas from Russia to make up for its own energy shortage. It is impossible to get out of this situation in a short time. Because Germany is already insufficient in energy, losing the energy supplied by Russia will have a serious impact on Germany. And if Germany wants to obtain energy from other European countries to temporarily alleviate its predicament, this is obviously impossible, because other European countries, like Germany, are also very dependent on Russian energy imports, and their own energy is facing a serious shortage. ability to provide energy support to Germany.

Even if Germany wants to find other energy sources or suppliers that can replace Russian energy, it will be very difficult and costly, and it will face huge losses, and it may also have a chain reaction and cause other industries to of losses. Therefore, even if the German government nationalizes Uniper, it will be difficult to deal with the energy crisis, and it is impossible to escape the energy shortage situation in a short time.