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Status on 29/10/2025 at 6AM CEST
AGSI
  • EU 0
    945.69 TWh stored
    82.83% full
  • AT 0.01
    84.81 TWh stored
    84.14% full
  • BE 0.4
    8.23 TWh stored
    91.64% full
  • BG 0
    5.88 TWh stored
    83.93% full
  • HR -0.28
    2.66 TWh stored
    55.73% full
  • CZ -0.15
    42.66 TWh stored
    90.66% full
  • DK 0.22
    5.99 TWh stored
    61.15% full
  • FR -0.07
    116.46 TWh stored
    92.63% full
  • DE 0
    188.53 TWh stored
    75.15% full
  • HU -0.09
    47.45 TWh stored
    69.78% full
  • IT 0.08
    192.29 TWh stored
    94.57% full
  • LV 0.11
    14.55 TWh stored
    58.53% full
  • NL 0.06
    104.72 TWh stored
    72.57% full
  • PL -0.24
    36.43 TWh stored
    100.32% full
  • PT 0
    3.43 TWh stored
    96.2% full
  • RO 0.07
    33.32 TWh stored
    98.39% full
  • SK -0.06
    27.13 TWh stored
    74.2% full
  • ES 0
    31.07 TWh stored
    86.7% full
  • SE 0
    0.09 TWh stored
    102.05% full
  • NE 0.03
    96.12 TWh stored
    29.12% full
  • UA 0.03
    90.32 TWh stored
    28.21% full
  • GB* 0.23
    5.81 TWh stored
    58.88% full
ALSI
  • EU
    4399.7 GWh/d send-out
  • BE
    455.4 GWh/d send-out
  • HR
    75.8 GWh/d send-out
  • FI
    30 GWh/d send-out
  • FR
    807.1 GWh/d send-out
  • DE
    367.4 GWh/d send-out
  • GR
    49.5 GWh/d send-out
  • IT
    640.7 GWh/d send-out
  • LT
    106.7 GWh/d send-out
  • NL
    694.3 GWh/d send-out
  • PL
    253.9 GWh/d send-out
  • PT
    110 GWh/d send-out
  • ES
    809 GWh/d send-out
  • AI
    804.1 GWh/d send-out
  • ES*
    804.1 GWh/d send-out
IIP
  • SEFE Storage GmbH
    Withdrawal unavailability
    Planned
  • SEFE Storage GmbH
    Injection unavailability
    Planned
  • Uniper Energy Storage GmbH
    Withdrawal unavailability
    Planned
  • EemsEnergy Terminal B.V.
    Other unavailability
    Unplanned
  • EemsEnergy Terminal B.V.
    Other unavailability
    Unplanned

EU storage facilities

164

in 20 countries. EU storages can hold 4 months of EU gas demand.

LNG terminals

29

LNG terminals imported a third
of EU gas demand in 2023.

Km of pipelines

205060

pipelines enable gas supply to 100 million households and thousands of companies.

Members

72

Our 72 members operate a well-connected, highly flexible critical energy infrastructure.

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