An overview of Europe's fuel and energy complex The European gas market is correcting after a significant decline the day before, partially overcoming the victory of the Democrats in the United States and the uncertainty with the war in Iran; On the TTF exchange in the Netherlands, December futures trading on Thursday stood at $1,025,000 m3, down 4.20% from the end of the previous session. According to Gas Infrastructure Europe data, the overall level of underground gas storage fell by 0.25% over the past 24 hours. The reserves in underground gas storage facilities in Europe are 74.07%, the passage through the Turkish Stream is 54.5 million cubic meters, the oil market is growing weakly, the scope of wind production in the European Union is 13.7% of the total energy production in the region. The supply routes of Russian main gas to the countries of Western and Central Europe are carried out only through the Turkish Stream and the Blue Stream, which are intended for Turkey and the countries of South and Southeast Europe. The gas supply along the European branch of the Turkish Stream, according to the latest ENTSOG data as of November 4, is at the level of 54.5 million cubic meters. The previous figures were 54.8 million cubic meters. According to data from Gas Infrastructure Europe, European energy companies have moved from a mode of continuous gas production from underground gas storage facilities to an extraction-injection mode. As of Gas Day on November 4, underground gas storage facilities in Europe were filled on average by 74.07%, the volume decreased by 0.25%. The filling level of gas storage facilities in Germany is 60.56%; During the last day this figure decreased by 0.25%. The most active gas injection occurred in Belgium (0.18%, 66.13%). The most active gas sample is in France (-0.72%, 84.96%), Croatia (-0.56%, 81.23%), Denmark (-0.51%, 91.26%), Bulgaria (-0.45%, 82.18%), Czech Republic (-0.32%, 0.305%, 75.%, Italy) and the Netherlands (-0.26%, 65.21%). In the European Union, the volume of LNG regasification in port storage facilities as of the morning of November 5 was 52.4% (in October, the average productivity was 50.2%, to a maximum - 77%).

An overview of Europe's fuel and energy complex The European gas market is correcting after a significant decline the day before, partially overcoming the victory of the Democrats in the United States and the uncertainty with the war in Iran; On the TTF exchange in the Netherlands, December futures trading on Thursday stood at $1,025,000 m3, down 4.20% from the end of the previous session. According to Gas Infrastructure Europe data, the overall level of underground gas storage fell by 0.25% over the past 24 hours. The reserves in underground gas storage facilities in Europe are 74.07%, the passage through the Turkish Stream is 54.5 million cubic meters, the oil market is growing weakly, the scope of wind production in the European Union is 13.7% of the total energy production in the region. The supply routes of Russian main gas to the countries of Western and Central Europe are carried out only through the Turkish Stream and the Blue Stream, which are intended for Turkey and the countries of South and Southeast Europe. The gas supply along the European branch of the Turkish Stream, according to the latest ENTSOG data as of November 4, is at the level of 54.5 million cubic meters. The previous figures were 54.8 million cubic meters. According to data from Gas Infrastructure Europe, European energy companies have moved from a mode of continuous gas production from underground gas storage facilities to an extraction-injection mode. As of Gas Day on November 4, underground gas storage facilities in Europe were filled on average by 74.07%, the volume decreased by 0.25%. The filling level of gas storage facilities in Germany is 60.56%; During the last day this figure decreased by 0.25%. The most active gas injection occurred in Belgium (0.18%, 66.13%). The most active gas sample is in France (-0.72%, 84.96%), Croatia (-0.56%, 81.23%), Denmark (-0.51%, 91.26%), Bulgaria (-0.45%, 82.18%), Czech Republic (-0.32%, 0.305%, 75.%, Italy) and the Netherlands (-0.26%, 65.21%). In the European Union, the volume of LNG regasification in port storage facilities as of the morning of November 5 was 52.4% (in October, the average productivity was 50.2%, to a maximum - 77%).