The level of gas reserves in UGS facilities in Europe has reached 85%
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The level of gas reserves in underground gas storages (UGS) in Europe amounted to more than 85%, follows from the data of Gas Infrastructure Europe (GIE), cited by TASS and RIA Novosti. By mid-September, the rate of UGS filling slowed down.
According to the GIE, by September 16, UGS reserves amounted to 85.3%. They contain about 91.85 billion cubic meters. m of gas. The average UGS filling rate is 0.31 p.p. per day, which is the lowest since spring.
The highest UGS occupancy rates are in Portugal (100%) and Poland (98.7%). UGS facilities are the least filled in Latvia (51.59%), Bulgaria (69.29%), Hungary (68.98%), Austria (73.22%) and Romania (80.46%). UGS facilities in France are 95.07% full, in Denmark — 94.24%, in Sweden — 90.81%, in Germany — 89.33%.
Earlier, the EU countries agreed to fill UGS facilities by 80% by the winter of 2022-2023, and by 90% by the next winters. The UGS is being filled against the backdrop of a reduction in gas supplies to the EU from Gazprom due to sanctions and problems with the Nord Stream gas pipeline.
How Gazprom is trying to change the supply market – in the material “Kommersant” “Liquefied Stream”.
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