Energy crisis in Europe - TASS

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Europe already injected 19 bcm of gas into storage for next winter

European gas storage levels exceed 45%

Europe has already injected 17 bcm of gas into storage ahead of next winter

Europe injects over 16 bcm of gas into storage for next winter

Europe has already injected 15 bln cubic meters of gas into storage for next winter

Europe’s underground gas storage facilities are currently 42.1% full

Europe has pumped 12 bcm of gas into UGS facilities for next winter

Currently, European underground gas storage facilities are 39.13% full

Europe risks being left without jet fuel in six weeks — speaker IEA chief

The current situation is the largest "energy crisis", IEA head Fatih Birol noted, stressing that it will lead to the increase in gasoline, gas and electricity prices

Europe has pumped 1.5 bcm of gas into UGS facilities for next winter

Currently, European underground gas storage facilities are 29.5% full

EU expenses for energy imports grew by 22 bln euro bln since Middle East conflict start

President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen stated that the restoration of the freedom of navigation was of paramount importance for the EU

EU may face aviation fuel shortages by summer

Only two EU countries have jet fuel reserves for 90 days

Crisis situation with oil remains in Slovakia — PM

Slovnaft, which received oil from the government reserve earlier, fully returned to the storage facilities in the country, Robert Fico noted

Gas price in Europe loses 18% amid news of ceasefire between US, Iran

The price of May futures contracts at the TTF hub in the Netherlands has fallen to around $518 per 1,000 cubic meters

Czech Republic starts regulating engine fuel prices first time

The authorities introduced temporary measures of fuel regulation in response to the fuel crisis triggered by the conflict in the Middle East

US vice president sees Hungarian PM as profound leader in terms of energy security

JD Vance stressed that the European leaders should have been following the policies of Viktor Orban in Hungary to reduce the impact of the energy crisis