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Europe faces lowest gas reserves in a decade ahead of winter, raising supply concerns.
Europe's gas reserves are at their lowest since 2016, with storage at 70.87% capacity, 18.7% below the five-year average. This decline, coupled with geopolitical tensions and potential supply disruptions, raises concerns about meeting winter demand. The European Commission has urged member states to conserve energy and maintain reserves.
Key points
- Europe's gas reserves at 70.87% capacity, lowest since 2016.
- European Commission urges energy conservation amid low reserves.
- Bank of America warns of potential gas price spikes if Europe faces a cold winter.
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