BUDAPEST, May 7 (Reuters) - There is enough gas supply coming from other regions to Europe that can compensate for the loss of Middle East supplies so the 2026 winter is not a worry, Ralf Dickgreber, head of global LNG and biomass at Engie told Reuters on Thursday.

"Nevertheless, if we get a much harsher winter than we had in the last years the situation can become more critical but I think the market is flexible enough and resilient enough to manage it for 2026 winter," he said on the sidelines of the Budapest LNG Summit. "About 2026, I am not worried if the crisis ends within the next two weeks."