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WINGAS: More service for storage customers
Gas storage service portfolio expanded / New back-up product WINSTORE®-PRO launched for the Haidach storage facility
Kassel, (PresseBox) -
On time for the start of the heating season, WINGAS has now enhanced the possibilities of using its natural gas storage facilities in Germany and Europe for its customers. For example, it has increased the flexibility of its gas storage services, strengthened the availability of individual capacity bookings, and above all, reduced the minimum booking quantities, which means that it will be much easier for storage customers with smaller capacity requirements to use the WINGAS storage facilities in future. “Our goal was to enhance the products we have already successfully established on the market and align them even more closely to the needs of our customers,” Dr. Stephan Dewald, Managing Director of Gas Storage at WINGAS, explained. With a working gas capacity of more than five billion cubic meters, WINGAS is one of the largest natural gas storage facility operators in Europe.
In addition, WINSTORE®-PRO, an innovative new product for the Haidach storage facility, the largest storage facility in Central Europe on the Austrian-German border, has been now launched. This storage product includes interruptible transport capacities as well as a corresponding back-up service based on financial compensation. “With our new storage services we are offering our customers competitive products on the storage market,” Dewald explained. Individual storage products can now be booked with a minimum term of just one storage day. “This arrangement allows our customers to respond to the market with even more flexibility.” WINGAS has also fundamentally changed the billing for short-term storage products – and significant price reductions are now possible for the various products.
Alongside the storage facility in Haidach in Austria, WINGAS runs the largest natural gas storage facility in Western Europe in Rehden in Northern Germany – with a working gas volume of over four billion cubic meters. Additional natural gas storage facilities are currently being built in Great Britain and Germany in order to secure the supply of natural gas in Europe.
More information on the WINGAS storage products WINSTORE® PACK, WINSTORE® ADD and WINSTORE® PART is available at www.wingas.de.
In addition, WINSTORE®-PRO, an innovative new product for the Haidach storage facility, the largest storage facility in Central Europe on the Austrian-German border, has been now launched. This storage product includes interruptible transport capacities as well as a corresponding back-up service based on financial compensation. “With our new storage services we are offering our customers competitive products on the storage market,” Dewald explained. Individual storage products can now be booked with a minimum term of just one storage day. “This arrangement allows our customers to respond to the market with even more flexibility.” WINGAS has also fundamentally changed the billing for short-term storage products – and significant price reductions are now possible for the various products.
Alongside the storage facility in Haidach in Austria, WINGAS runs the largest natural gas storage facility in Western Europe in Rehden in Northern Germany – with a working gas volume of over four billion cubic meters. Additional natural gas storage facilities are currently being built in Great Britain and Germany in order to secure the supply of natural gas in Europe.
More information on the WINGAS storage products WINSTORE® PACK, WINSTORE® ADD and WINSTORE® PART is available at www.wingas.de.
WINGAS GmbH & Co. KG
WINGAS GmbH & Co. KG is one of the largest natural gas storage facility operators in Europe. In Rehden in North Germany, WINGAS has the largest natural gas storage facility in Western Europe - with a working gas volume of over four billion cubic meters, and the company also participates in Central Europe's second largest storage facility in Haidach, Austria. Additional natural gas storage facilities are currently being built in Great Britain and Germany in order to secure the supply of natural gas in Europe.
