Inzenham-West gas storage · fill level todayInzenham-West is 11.2% full
One German storage site as reported to GIE AGSI+ for the latest gas day. The forecast and its range are made for Germany as a whole, not per site.
In brief
Inzenham-West was 11.2% full on gas day 26 September 2026: 0.5 of 4.8 TWh of working gas. On that day it neither injected nor withdrew gas in measurable amounts. It holds 1.9% of Germany's working gas volume, the 13th largest of 45 German storage sites (depleted-field (porous) storage). Germany as a whole was 57.4% full on the same day.
| Fill level | 11.2% |
|---|---|
| Gas in storage | 0.54 TWh |
| Working gas volume | 4.80 TWh |
| Injection | 0 GWh/d |
| Withdrawal | 0 GWh/d |
| Share of Germany | 1.9% |
| Type | depleted-field (porous) storage |
| Operator | NAFTA Speicher Inzenham |
| EIC | 21W0000000000192 |
Source: GIE AGSI+, facility-level reporting. Germany's fill level and 14-day forecast →
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