This is a fairly dry table of gas storage in the EU. It's interesting.
Sweden has 0,1 TWh gas stored - literally nothing.
Germany has 188,5 TWh and that's 75 %
Everyone else is in between, except Belgium who forgot the gas storage. It will be fine. 0 TWh in the summer is normal. Worst case one can buy a few bottles from France (69 TWh) for the winter.
#EU #gas
https://agsi.gie.eu/
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