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Dutch gas storage falls to 64.94% full

Dutch gas storage was 64.94% full on 4 November, down from 65.63% a week earlier, according to AGSI+ data on the country's storage sites.

Norg gas storage facility in Langelo, Drenthe
iIllustrative photo: GorissM / CC BY-SA 2.0

Dutch gas storage was 64.94% full on 4 November 2026, holding 93.5 TWh of its 144.0 TWh capacity. A week earlier, on 28 October, it was 65.63% full.

The dip ends a run of weekly gains. Storage was 38.53% full on 5 August and rose at every weekly reading up to 28 October. On 21 October it stood at 64.93%, almost exactly where it is now.

Dutch gas storage rose for 12 weeks, then slipped

% full

30405060705 Aug: 38.5312 Aug: 40.9219 Aug: 42.7426 Aug: 45.352 Sep: 48.139 Sep: 51.0916 Sep: 53.6623 Sep: 56.5230 Sep: 58.887 Oct: 61.314 Oct: 63.6421 Oct: 64.9328 Oct: 65.634 Nov: 64.9465.6338.535 Aug19 Aug2 Sep16 Sep30 Sep14 Oct4 Nov64.94

Dutch gas storage rose for 12 weeks, then slipped (% full). Highest: 28 Oct, 65.63; lowest: 5 Aug, 38.53; 14 items. Source: AGSI+.

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Data: Dutch gas storage rose for 12 weeks, then slipped
Item% full
5 Aug38.53
12 Aug40.92
19 Aug42.74
26 Aug45.35
2 Sep48.13
9 Sep51.09
16 Sep53.66
23 Sep56.52
30 Sep58.88
7 Oct61.3
14 Oct63.64
21 Oct64.93
28 Oct65.63
4 Nov64.94
Source: AGSI+ | NLnow graphic

In volume, the gas in storage grew from 55.4 TWh on 5 August to a peak of 94.5 TWh on 28 October. It then fell to 93.5 TWh on 4 November, the same amount as on 21 October.

The weekly readings began on 22 July, when 48.7 TWh was in storage, 34% of capacity.