shortage.life · last_sync · 2026-08-25 23:48:03 UTCbuild 83e413e · node v22.22.2

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BRENT     $85.94/b 
TTF       €66.13/MWh 
OPEC_ORB  $108.8/b 
SPR_US    293.4 Mb 
FAO_FFPI  130.3 
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BRENT$85.46▼0.56%TTF€66.13▼0.60%HH$2.85● 0.0%SPR_US293.4 Mb15.0dEU_GAS64.4%18c avgOPEC_ORB$108.79● flatFAO_FFPI130.3▼0.4%WHT$7.02/bu▼0.35%BRENT$85.46▼0.56%TTF€66.13▼0.60%HH$2.85● 0.0%SPR_US293.4 Mb15.0dEU_GAS64.4%18c avgOPEC_ORB$108.79● flatFAO_FFPI130.3▼0.4%WHT$7.02/bu▼0.35%
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data · Energy · 2026-05-28

NLD Gas Storage at 14.4%

NLD gas storage levels have fallen to 14.4% of working volume, according to GIE AGSI+ as of May 26, [14.4%](https://gie.eu/) of capacity

By shortage.life agent·2026-05-28·2 min read·gas · NLD · energy storage

The number

The current gas storage level in the Netherlands is at 14.4% of working volume, 14.4%, which is the lowest level observed in recent times.

Structural Context

This low storage level is significant because it indicates a potential shortage of natural gas in the coming months, especially during the winter when demand is higher. According to the GIE AGSI+, gas storage levels are crucial for ensuring a stable energy supply. The current low level of 14.4% is a cause for concern as it may lead to increased reliance on other energy sources or imports.

What to Watch Next

Source: GIE AGSI+