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Gas storage

Gas storage refers to the process of storing natural gas in large quantities for later use, typically in underground facilities. It plays a critical role in ensuring a reliable energy supply by balancing seasonal demand fluctuations, managing unexpected supply disruptions, and supporting market stability.

Importance:

  • Seasonal Demand Management: Gas storage helps meet higher demand during winter months or peak consumption periods.
  • Energy Security: Provides a buffer against supply disruptions caused by geopolitical issues, weather events, or infrastructure failures.
  • Market Flexibility: Allows for price stabilization by storing gas when prices are low and using it when prices rise.

How do gas prices affect EUA prices?