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Gas storage in Europe fell below 73%, Egypt tightened restrictions on gas supplies to industry, and GTT received an order for tanks for two new LNG carriers.
The occupancy of underground gas storage facilities in Europe fell to 72.98% as of November 6, according to data from Gas Infrastructure Europe. 826.4 TWh of gas remained in storage compared to about 946 TWh a year earlier. In Germany, occupancy dropped to 59.5%, in the Netherlands to 64.1%. In the first six days of November, EU reserves fell by 18.9 TWh, while net daily withdrawals increased from 922 to 4,559 GWh. (bne IntelliNews) (GIE).
Egypt increased the restrictions on gas supply to fertilizer producers from 20% to 33% and extended them to metallurgy. The Eaz Steel company received a notice to reduce the gas supply by 30%, or about 30 million cubic meters. a foot per day. Restrictions are related to the high cost of imported LNG and insufficient domestic gas production. Their cancellation dates have not been announced. (Reuters / gCaptain) (EnterpriseAM).
GTT received an order to design tanks for two Japanese K Line LNG gas carriers with a volume of 174 thousand square meters each. The customer is South Korean Samsung Heavy Industries. The vessels will be equipped with Mark III Flex membrane systems, their delivery is planned for the first quarter of 2029. The financial terms of the order were not disclosed. (LNG industry).