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Where is Rag gas stored?

RAG operates the Haidach gas storage facility (Salzburg / Upper Austria) in joint ventures with Gazprom Export and Wingas as well as the 7Fields gas storage facility (Salzburg/Upper Austria) together with Uniper (former E.ON Gas Storage). In addition RAG operates its own storage facilities at Puchkirchen/Haag, Haidach 5, Aigelsbrunn, 7Fields (RAG).

What is Rag energy storage?

In response to these needs, on 1 January 2013 Rohöl-Aufsuchungs Aktiengesellschaft (RAG) formed a modern, customer friendly subsidiary, RAG Energy Storage, to market its storage capacity. Gas storage facilities fulfil a variety of functions on the energy market. Gas storage facilities fulfil a variety of functions on the energy market.

How much gas does Rag have?

The company has gas storage capacity of about 6.3 billion cubic metres of natural gas, or about 6% of total capacity in the EU. RAG has already converted large parts of its gas reservoirs into storages facilities. These can supply the stored energy at any time and at high capacity.

How does Rag contribute to the security of natural gas supply?

With a total storage capacity of more than six billion cubic meters of natural gas, RAG contributes to the security of supply of Austria and Central Europe.

What are the business areas of rag Exploration & Production GmbH?

Further business areas are the production, supply and trading of gas as well as the use and marketing of gas as a fuel (CNG, LNG). RAG Exploration & Production GmbH is dedicated to the exploration and production of crude oil. Natural gas is produced from reservoirs in Upper Austria and Salzburg.

Where does Rag natural gas come from?

The natural gas comes, among other things, from domestic RAG natural gas reservoirs and is processed in RAG's own LNG facility in Gampern in Upper Austria, where about two tons of LNG are produced per day. This corresponds to a refuelling of 10-15 trucks per day.