European gas storages rose to 934.68 Twh, equal to 83.5 of the filling capacity and with a positive trend of 0.15%.
This is what emerges from the data of the Gie-Agsi platform.
On the podium is Germany, which has inventories of 222.83 TWh, up by 0.41% and a filling index of 90.57%.
Italy was stable at 159.57 TWh, with deposits full at 83.15%, while stocks rose in Austria (+0.28% to 83.88 TWh) and an index at 87.44%, Belgium (+0.4% to 6.72 TWh), with storage at 88.38%, and France (+0.1% at 112.61 TWh), which has full deposits at 84.28%.
Denmark (+0.27% to 9.04 Twh) has a filling index of 90.97%.