Gnosly Feed - natgashttps://gnosly.com/feed/natgas/Business Intelligence Console and Prediction Algorithms3691German gas storage companies warn of low reserves due to wars. As of Friday, gas storage levels stood at 61.35 percent, well below the 80 percent target Germany set for the beginning of November, raising fears about supply shortages<p>Germany must review and improve its mechanism for filling its gas caverns and gas storage facilities, according to the industry association INES, as storage levels in Europe’s largest economy remain at record lows before winter. </p><p>“The failure to meet storage level targets shows that storage levels for coming winters must be guaranteed more rigorously,” INES Managing Director Sebastian Heinermann said in a statement. </p>https://aje.news/y3fgub0.00202026-11-01T06:39:56.513745+00:005aljazeera.comgermanyeunatgasenergy3582IMAGE/media/content/3691/20261101-germany-gas-reserves.jpg20261101-germany-gas-reserves.jpgjpg2026-11-01T06:53:23.744780+00:003601EU household gas prices decrease in first half of 2026<p>In the first half of 2026, average gas prices for EU households fell to €0.11 per kilowatt-hour (kWh). Prices decreased by 10.2% compared with the second semester of 2025 and by 3.5% compared with the first semester of 2025. </p><p>This is the lowest average price of gas in the EU recorded since the first semester of 2022. At the same time, seasonal fluctuations resumed the pattern that was visible before the 2022 energy crisis.</p><p>Among the EU countries with available data, in the first half of 2026, Sweden recorded the highest gas prices for households at €0.22 per kWh, followed by the Netherlands (€0.16) and France and Portugal (both €0.13). </p><p><strong>The lowest prices were in Hungary (€ 0.03 per kWh), Croatia (€ 0.05), and Romania and Slovakia (both € 0.06)</strong>.</p>https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/products-eurostat-news/w/ddn-20261030-30.00202026-10-30T13:07:24.259681+00:0039europa.eueunatgasenergy3487https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/o/adaptive-media/image/24490166/Preview-1000x0/changes-natural-gas-household-prices-2016-2026.jpg?t=1793266070733Changes of household natural gas prices in the EU, 2016-2026 (€ per kWh). Chart. See link to the full dataset below.2026-10-30T13:07:25.454913+00:003484https://www.linkedin.com/in/janrosenow/Jan RosenowEuropean gas is back above €90/MWh. Brent is above $115 a barrel. Gas was last this expensive in December 2022. For oil, you have to go back to June 2022. A year ago, TTF traded at around €32/MWh. It has almost tripled since. Brent is up more than 80% over the same period.<p>According to the European Commission, EU countries have already paid more than €100 billion extra for oil and gas since the Strait of Hormuz closed. Not one extra molecule of gas or barrel of oil came with it. </p>https://lnkd.in/p/dD_jWvF60.00202026-10-27T11:25:04.371255+00:001linkedin.comoilenergyeunatgas3337https://media.licdn.com/dms/image/v2/D4E22AQGGzNoHMsrz9Q/feedshare-shrink_800/B4EaF87KjzG0Ac-/0/1793097247252?e=1794441600&v=beta&t=Y7ciRRz211cKgMavvQeyaNGMVMxGhlmm8qG9aB65w6kView image2026-10-27T11:25:06.081097+00:003316@DanielKral1Daniel KralEU wholesale gas prices are a whisker away from €100/MWh, the highest since the end of 2022 and a key psychological threshold.<p>Energy prices pushed up Eurozone inflation to almost 4% in September. It will peak much higher as price pressures broaden out. A difficult winter ahead.</p>https://x.com/DanielKral1/status/21135801811559468700.00102026-10-24T04:34:49.838823+00:002x.comeunatgastrading3155https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HVTwifRXIAE2NVF?format=png&name=smallImage2026-10-24T04:34:51.990928+00:001374@firstenercastBen Smithspeculative #natgas shorts awfully cocky going int...speculative #natgas shorts awfully cocky going into winter. lots of big long and short conviction building herehttps://x.com/firstenercast/status/21021546652911169130.00402026-09-22T09:43:47.213518+00:002x.comwinternatgasspeculative1206https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HSxZN7dasAAqPvQ?format=jpg&name=smallImage2026-09-22T09:43:48.769287+00:00