Europe injects 45 billion cubic meters of gas into storage ahead of winter
The bloc has filled about two-thirds of the volume needed for the season, according to TASS.
Europe has injected 45 billion cubic meters of natural gas into underground storage as it builds up reserves ahead of winter, according to TASS.
The region has so far filled about 67% of the volume needed for the coming winter, the report said, as efforts to complete stockpiling continue.
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- Europe injects 45 bln cubic meters of gas into storage for winter, rushes to build stocks — TASS (Russia)
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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