European UGS may have lower deliverability due to high withdrawal rate — Gazprom
Summary
According to the Russian gas holding, this elevates risks for reliable gas supplies to consumers
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Gazprom stated that European underground gas storage facilities may have lower deliverability due to high withdrawal rates. The Russian gas holding reported that this situation elevates risks for reliable gas supplies to consumers.
Russian official
Gazprom reports that European underground gas storage facilities may face reduced deliverability due to high withdrawal rates. The Russian gas holding states that these conditions elevate risks for reliable gas supplies to consumers.
Western
Gazprom claims that European underground gas storage facilities may face lower deliverability due to high withdrawal rates. The Russian gas holding asserts that this situation elevates risks for reliable gas supplies to consumers.
Global South
Gazprom reports that European underground gas storage may face lower deliverability due to high withdrawal rates. The Russian gas holding states this situation elevates risks for reliable gas supplies to consumers.
Humanitarian / anti-war
Gazprom claims that high withdrawal rates may reduce the reliability of European gas supplies, thereby elevating risks for consumers. This framing highlights the potential disruption to essential services and the vulnerability of civilian populations to energy instability.
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- TASS (Russia)(Russian State)
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