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U.S. Gas Storage Rises to 3,801 Bcf After a 77-Bcf Build

The prior week’s increase was 80 Bcf. The next weekly report is scheduled for Nov. 13.

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Surface pipes and valves stand at a natural gas storage site near Mont Belvieu, Texas. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)
Surface pipes and valves stand at a natural gas storage site near Mont Belvieu, Texas. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)

EIA’s Oct. 30 table lists 3,801 Bcf of working gas in Lower 48 storage, 77 Bcf above the Oct. 23 level.

That total was 157 Bcf above the 3,644 Bcf recorded for the week ended Oct. 16. EIA data showed inventories at 3,724 Bcf for Oct. 23, an 80-Bcf rise from Oct. 16; the latest weekly gain was three Bcf smaller.

The new reading updates EconoTimes’ earlier report on U.S. gas storage, which cited the Oct. 16 level. EIA’s next weekly natural gas storage report is scheduled for Nov. 13 at 10:30 a.m. ET (15:30 UTC).

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