You got UK twice. Once with zero% and once with 100%
Ireland doesn’t have storage we are fully reliant on UK
I’m very rarely proud of Poland (especially after 2015) but this time, I’m very proud.
This information is pretty pointless without knowing for how long a full gas storage is going to satisfy a country’s need.
That is the least useful graph posted in r/europe so far. Percentage represents nothing if the overall storage capacities devided to the population of the countries are not even close. It also differs a lot depending on consumption of individual countries.
Why haven’t you post info about for how many days the current storage is enough in case of a complete gas import shutdown?
100% SIUUUUUUU!!!!
Would be interesting to know how many days of average consumption these correspond to. For all we know 100% storage in Italy could mean 3 days of consumption.
Storage% mean little because every country has different storage avalible. Germany’s 83% for example can cover much less average consumption than Hungary’s 63% – we are in fact already pretty much covered for winter.
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Source: https://agsi.gie.eu/
N: no data
E: estimated
C: confirmed
There are two UK. The first refers to the UK pre-Brexit, the second to the UK post-Brexit
ouch, it’s going to be a tough winter for Ukraine
the markets still behave like we just have reached 10%
Serbia:
As of Aug9
262 million cubic meters in Serbia
200 million cubic meters of rented storage in Hungary
462 million cubic meters total
Sauce : https://rs.n1info.com/biznis/vucic-srbija-na-istorijskom-maksimumu-rezervi-prirodnog-gasa/
You got UK twice. Once with zero% and once with 100%
Ireland doesn’t have storage we are fully reliant on UK
I’m very rarely proud of Poland (especially after 2015) but this time, I’m very proud.
This information is pretty pointless without knowing for how long a full gas storage is going to satisfy a country’s need.
That is the least useful graph posted in r/europe so far. Percentage represents nothing if the overall storage capacities devided to the population of the countries are not even close. It also differs a lot depending on consumption of individual countries.
Why haven’t you post info about for how many days the current storage is enough in case of a complete gas import shutdown?
100% SIUUUUUUU!!!!
Would be interesting to know how many days of average consumption these correspond to. For all we know 100% storage in Italy could mean 3 days of consumption.
Storage% mean little because every country has different storage avalible. Germany’s 83% for example can cover much less average consumption than Hungary’s 63% – we are in fact already pretty much covered for winter.
That massive storage though!
For historical data, the best source is[https://www.bruegel.org/dataset/european-natural-gas-imports](https://www.bruegel.org/dataset/european-natural-gas-imports)
We see that gasprom started not filling their storage in Europe in Early 2021, and that peak storage is in about 2 months from how (late october).
Overall EU imports of gas stayed the same as last year, despite Russia supplying less than one third.
Currently Russia supplies about 120 mcm per day, so a year of current Russian supply is equivalent to about 40% of storage, or 20% in half a year.
So if Russia completely shuts off right now, at winter’s end there will be:
80% right now
+10% – fill up until late october
-50% – normal winter draw dawn of stock
-20% complete russian shut off
= 20% by winters end, if Russia shuts down gas completely and no measures at all are taken compared to right now.
in 2021, the minimum was at 25%.
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edit: not source, rather data visualiser.