Sia published a note analyzing the European underground gas storage situation, including the TTF price and supply risks.
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European underground gas storage is at its lowest level since 2011: only ~62% full by the end of August, against an average of 80% over the last five years. This does no…
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Sia
- Industry
- Business Consulting and Services
- Location
- Paris, FR
- Company size
- 1,001–5,000 employees
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Sia is an next-generation global consulting group in strategy, artificial intelligence and management. Founded in 1999, we were born digtal. Today our strategy and management capabilities are augmented by data science, enhanced by creativity and driven by responsibility. Our 3,000 consultants in 19 countries share a strong belief: optimism is force multiplier and we help clients initiate, navigate and benefit from transformation. AI and data science is the powerhouse of Sia, augmenting consulting services and accelerating productivity. With 450 Data Strategists and Experts, 12 R&D Labs, and advanced GenAI Assistants, Sia is positioned as a leader in AI adoption.
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