[SpeedyInTexas]

Week thru 21-SEP-2022, inventories at 3316 BCF, 87% full.
Week thru 14-SEP-2022, inventories at 3243 BCF, 85% full.
Week thru 07-SEP-2022, inventories at 3167 BCF, 83% full.
Week thru 31-AUG-2022, inventories at 3084 BCF, 81% full.
Week thru 24-AUG-2022, inventories at 2997 BCF, 78% full.
Week thru 17-AUG-2022, inventories at 2898 BCF, 76% full.
Week thru 10-AUG-2022, inventories at 2793 BCF, 73% full.
Week thru 03-AUG-2022, inventories at 2691 BCF, 71% full.
Week thru 27-JUL-2022, inventories at 2589 BCF, 68% full.
Week thru 20-JUL-2022, inventories at 2493 BCF, 65% full.
Week thru 13-JUL-2022, inventories at 2396 BCF, 63% full.
Week thru 06-JUL-2022, inventories at 2312 BCF, 61% full.
Week thru 29-JUN-2022, inventories at 2215 BCF, 58% full.
Week thru 22-JUN-2022, inventories at 2100 BCF, 56% full.
Week thru 15-JUN-2022, inventories at 2004 BCF, 53% full.

[SpeedyInTexas]

[zeestephen]

Curiously, the price of Natural Gas on the NYME is just 36% higher today than one year ago.

With all the Ukraine related turmoil, I would have guessed much higher than that.

Perhaps the New York Mercantile Exchange price does not reflect the European price?

I do not follow world Nat Gas prices closely, so I am just guessing here.

[cranked]

‘’Crippling’ Energy Bills Force Europe’s Factories to Go Dark’
https://archive.ph/6Yg2a#selection-355.1-355.60

[hinckley buzzard]

It is good that they are approaching their goals, but the fact remains, storage is intended to meet the seasonal winter rise in demand, along with the stable supply of pipeline gas as a baseline. Without the baseline of ongoing supply, storage cannot maintain the economy by itself for very long. LNG supplies are increasing but are a small part of the picture for this year at least. A cold winter will be difficult for Europe.