Houston 9 September : Storage of working gas in the continental US was at 2,694 billion cubic feet in the week that ended September 2, an rise of 54 billion cubic feet over the previous week according to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) has stated in an analysis.The storage of working gas decreased by 7.6 percent from the time of this report in 2021, or 11.5 percent from the average of five years, Xinhua news agency reported.They cited EIA’s Weekly Natural Gas Storage Report.
The stockpile of gas for working use in the US typically decreases in November, and continues to decrease in April, when the heating season comes to an end in the US, based on previous data.
Working gas is the quantity of natural gas that is stored underground that can be pulled out to be used.The storage capacity of the gas can be determined in two ways by design capacity and the demonstrated the maximum capacity of working gas.
The contiguous US is comprised of the 48 states that are adjacent, as well as the District of Columbia, and excludes the states that aren’t contiguous of Alaska and Hawaii and all offshore insular regions.
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