Reserves have already fallen below 60%, a level normally reached only at the end of January
The EU could face gas shortages as storage levels fall below 60%, Russian energy giant Gazprom has warned.
As of January 4, European underground gas storage facilities were 59.9% full – a level recorded only at the end of January last winter – Gazprom said in a Telegram post on Tuesday, citing calculations based on Gas Infrastructure Europe (GIE) data. It showed that current reserves are about 13% below the five-year norm for early January.
The sharpest declines have been recorded in major hubs such as Germany and the Netherlands, the EU’s first- and…
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