Europe's Underground Gas Storage Facilities Hit Record Low Levels

Gazprom announced that Europe's underground gas storage facilities have reached record low levels. This indicates that Europe has also reached a record level in gas injection. It was reported that gas injection into storage facilities has reached record low levels. In a statement from Gazprom,

The amount of gas in storage facilities is lower than the levels during the critical injection seasons of 2018 and 2021, when Europe needed to fill its depleted underground gas storage facilities due to severe cold.

was expressed. According to this statement, 16% less fuel was injected into storage facilities compared to the previous year. The European Union had decided to lower the required level for filling storage facilities at the start of the winter season. However, if the current injection rate continues, it is predicted that this rate will fall below 75%.