Croatia: Gas storage runs low after winter cold and Krk LNG shutdown
Croatia’s main underground gas storage facility entered mid-January with stock levels well below the seasonal norm, the result of a […]
Croatia’s main underground gas storage facility entered mid-January with stock levels well below the seasonal norm, the result of a […]
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Romania’s electricity producer Hidroelectrica is set to commission its first major battery storage facility ahead of schedule. The 72 MWh
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Europe’s underground gas reserves have been declining rapidly as winter conditions intensify across the continent. As of 9 January, storage
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