Gas stocks in the European Union remain just below the 59% threshold (58.81% at 671.1 TWh), which are equal to 17.84% of the average annual consumption of 3,760.87 TWh. We learn this from the updates of the Agsi platform of Gie (Gas Infrastructure Europe), which represents 70 companies from 25 countries in Europe.
Among the individual countries, Germany is confirmed as first in terms of stocks, with 166.25 TWh, equal to 65.26% of the internal storage capacity and 18.7% of an annual consumption of 888.83 TWh. Second is Italy, with stocks at 114.07 TWh (57.91%), equal to 15.19% of an annual consumption of 750.6 TWh. The Netherlands follows, with 76.52 TWh, equal to 53.69% of the storage capacity and 24.51% of an annual consumption of 312.19 TWh.
Fourth is Austria (74.27% at 72.76 TWh), with 79.9% of the 91 TWh of annual consumption in stock, followed by France with 37.26% at 50.06 TWh, equal to 11.34% of the average annual consumption of 441.28 TWh.
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