Data is sourced from the "European Network of Transmission System Operators for Gas", aka ENTSO-G.
The ENTSO-G service seems to be under quite some load. I recommend that you use the data files from here so as to not stress out their servers.
In addition, I source data on the EU gas storage levels from GIE (Gas Infrastructure Europe).
Here are the big Russian pipelines I plot right now, with some power numbers from mid March:
- Poland, from Belarus
- Poland, from Ukraine:
- 3.7 GW, Hermanowice, ?
- Germany, direct from Russia:
- 40 + 30 GW, Greifswald, Nordstream 1 Fluxsys / Opal
- Slovakia, from Ukraine:
- 35 GW, Uhzgorod, Transgas
Dutch deliveries:
- To Germany
- 6-9GW, Zevenaar
- 8 GW, Winterswijk
ENTSO-G is not perfect. Eustream and other TSOs also have their own statistics if you kow where to look:
Run ./get-data.sh
, but please don't do so too often!
Requires 'jq' for some preprocessing.
Run ./get-storage.sh
to get EU gas storage levels.
NOTE! This tool can use a GIE API key, which you can request on the GIE API
page. Once you have a key, store it as
gie.key
. Sometimes get-storage.sh
works without a key, sometimes it
needs one.
Use the provided Jupyter notebook, gazmon.ipynb.