Working natural gas storage exhaustion occurs when stored gas volumes drop to levels unable to support withdrawal for seasonal demand. It signals supply tightness, often driving price volatility. Utilities and grid operators monitor this to manage peak winter heating or summer power generation. Energy traders and risk managers benefit by anticipating market shifts, while consumers face potential cost increases.
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