Our first-order estimation of hydrogen storage capacity requirements shows the need for around 70 TWh of hydrogen storage in 2030, growing to around 450 TWh of hydrogen storage in 2050. Hydrogen storage in salt caverns is a low-hanging fruit and current research shows that porous structures (depleted gas fields, aquifers) are showing fair
Decisions on the future of gas networks need to consider their potential to deliver different types of gas in a low emissions future, as well as their role in ensuring energy security. In this year''s Outlook, we explore in depth the role that gas infrastructure could play in delivering low-carbon gases: low-carbon hydrogen and biomethane.
Flow. dashboard. ENTSOG has created a dashboard to support stakeholders and policy makers to better understand and use data in relation to European gas flows, LNG, and storages. The information presented in the dashboard is sourced from ENTSOG''s Transparency Platform and GIE''s AGSI Transparency Platform. It is presented in an
Quarterly gas storage volume in the EU 2011-2024. The European Union''s gas storage volume amounted to 669.33 terawatts hour (TWh) on April 1, 2024, accounting for approximately 59.26 percent of
The gas storage and LNG modules in this Platform provide accurate valuations for a wide variety of assets and contracts: storage, swing, LNG shipping, transport, options, etc. The Platform is also used to optimize trading decisions, forecast future gas flows and optimally manage gas portfolios. For traders, analysts, portfolio and
The System Capacity map illustrates the latest European gas infrastructure and capacities, providing useful gas market data for enhanced transparency. Historical data on gas demand and supply at European level from the latest Summer and Winter Review Reports are presented aggregated in the form of charts.
GIE is the European association of infrastructure operators for renewable, low-carbon, and natural gases including hydrogen and biomethane. They provide solutions to foster the
Gas storage levels in Europe have now reached 90% capacity and hit the crucial target set by the European Commission to ensure energy resilience during winter. This accomplishment is supported by GIE''s AGSI Transparency Platform''s data .
Gas Infrastructure Europe (GIE) provides daily updates on European natural gas inventories for 18 nations. European LNG Storage Data. European LNG storage is found either in onshore facilities or as offshore "floating" storage. It takes up 600 times less volume than traditional gas storage and can be a more efficient way to storage the
Underground gas storage data. Displayed are current year''s storage fullness and daily withdrawal/injection compared to historical observed average,
The dataset contains information on the volume of gas, the percentage of storage capacity taken by gas, the percent change, and the amount of gas added or withdrawn for every country in the European Union. According to the dataset, Germany''s gas storage facilities are 30 percent full. Get the data. Image credit: Flickr user Tom
The dashboard includes maps and charts of daily gas flows in Europe, and the evolution of gas storage stock level compared to ENTSOG seasonal supply outlook simulations. The
Storage Database. The LNG Database is the base of the LNG Map. It shows the operational data such as send-out and storage capacity, max. ship class receivable as well as the under construction and planned LNG terminals. The database is available in an open format and includes also details and statistics on the operators and facilities.
Underground gas storage data: EU. Underground gas storage data. : EU. Country. 0% 25% 50% 75% 100% Storage fullness 07-Jun-2024. Current M-1 Y-1. Min Mean Max 2024 Dec Feb Apr Jun Aug Oct 0% 25% 50% 75% 100% Storage fullness. GWh/day Min Mean Max 2024 Dec Feb Apr Jun Aug Oct -125,000 -100,000 -75,000
European Union storage levels. 5-year average. Appears in. Never Too Early to Prepare for Next Winter. European Union gas storage levels, 2017-November
Gas Infrastructure Europe, a European trade association representing gas infrastructure companies, has updated a dataset showing the amount of natural gas
This website provides statistics about European underground gas storages (UGS) and LNG tanks. These assets are the primary sources of flexibility to
The EU has reached its target of filling gas storage facilities to 90% of capacity roughly 2½ months ahead of the November 1 deadline, according to the latest figures released today by Gas Infrastructure Europe. Aimed at optimising EU preparation for the coming winter, the gas storage regulation of June 2022 set a binding EU target of
The role of ACER. ACER supports and actively contributes to the decarbonisation of the European gas sector. By ensuring efficient decarbonisation and competition measures, costs can be limited and consumers can benefit from lower prices. This is possible thanks to the work of national regulators, the European Commission, ACER and stakeholders
The data comes from Gas Infrastructure Europe. Most EU member states have gas storage facilities on their territory. Storage capacities in five countries (Germany, Italy,
GIE has worked closely with ACER to develop the fundamental data reporting schemes, which are mandatory to use by Storage system operators, LNG System Operators and market participants. In order to further facilitate this, Gas Infrastructure Europe (GIE) has registered as RRM (Registered Reporting Mechanism) with ARIS, the ACER REMIT
European underground gas storages keep us warm. February 24, 2021. After some exceptionally cold weeks in large parts of the world, with temperatures below the seasonal norm, underground gas storage assets have been essential in delivering energy to all European citizens and keeping their houses warm. Dr Axel Wietfeld, President of
The European Union (EU) is the world''s top gas importing region, deriving more than 80% of its annual consumption from external sources. The Europe Gas Tracker provides a compilation of GEM''s data on methane and
Join Anne-Sophie Corbeau, from @ColumbiaUEnergy, at our exclusive study launch event on the contribution of terminal operators to securing and greening energy for Europe. 👉 https://bit.ly/4bwYvBR 📅 Wednesday, 26 June 2024 🕙
Natural gas in storage in the European Union in select months from 2011 to 2024 (in terawatt hours) [Graph], Gas Infrastructure Europe, April 2, 2024. [Online].
Description. The System Capacity map illustrates the latest European gas infrastructure and capacities, providing useful gas market data for enhanced transparency. Historical data on gas demand and supply at European level from the latest Summer and Winter Review Reports are presented aggregated in the form of charts.
Europe continues to pursue a costly and emissions-intensive buildout of gas import infrastructure capacity as if the region were on crisis footing, finds a new report from Global Energy Monitor (GEM). According to data in the Europe Gas Tracker, European countries are developing 248.7 billion cubic meters per year (bcm/y) in new LNG import
The System Capacity map illustrates the latest European gas infrastructure and capacities, providing useful gas market data for enhanced transparency. Historical data
The Europe Gas Tracker data show: 16 gas pipelines under construction amount to a total length of 3,200 kilometers (km) and costs of €6.5 billion. Of this, €2.1 billion is allocated to the 613-km Baltic Pipe Project, which is set to increase gas import capacity into the EU by 10 bcm/y from January 1, 2023.
Who we are. GIE is the voice of the gas infrastructure operators of Europe. We represent operators working and innovating with renewable and low-carbon molecules, including hydrogen, biomethane, natural gas and synthetic gases. transmission pipelines, storage facilities and LNG terminals. The association was formally established on 10 March
Gas Infrastructure Europe (GIE) provides daily updates on European natural gas inventories for 18 nations. European storage numbers are important for the US market