Europe's Gas Storage Has Become More of a Worry

EU countries to discuss relaxation of gas storage targets, sources say
European Union countries will on Thursday discuss demands from some governments to relax the bloc's gas storage targets, EU sources close to the matter told Reuters, as concerns mount over the cost of refilling Europe's gas caverns this year.
Why Europe’s Gas Storage Has Become More of a Worry
Europe’s stockpiles of natural gas have been a closely watched metric since the invasion of Ukraine triggered a dramatic downturn in Russian supply to the region.
France Sees Europe Gas Storage Refills Without Intervention
France’s top natural gas storage operator expects the market to regulate itself and replenish stockpiles for the next winter without the need for intervention.
Europe’s Gas Edges Lower After Monday’s Rally
European natural-gas prices edged lower in early trade following the previous session’s rally as colder temperatures and low wind speeds have boosted demand in recent weeks, contributing to a sharp decline in inventories.
European gas prices spike to 2-year highs as storage levels falter
In Europe gas prices hit two-year high
Europe is teetering on the edge of another energy crisis after natural gas prices surged to their highest level in two years, Bloomberg reports. Futures at the TTF hub in the Netherlands rose 4% to €58 per megawatt-hour (approximately $635 per thousand cubic meters),

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